Reinbeck High School - Smar Yearbook (Reinbeck, IA)
- Class of 1950
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Second Row: Marian lmlder, Lavonne Matson, Mavis Nehring, Betty Nheeler, Marlys Hood, Mary Ann Lynch,Niss 5taveley,Llinor Linder, lla Toben,Hsrlene Miller, Gertrude Aswegen, Hozella Blakely. ' First Row: Lavonne Sell, Marian Bicket, Lois Gibson,Barbara Meewes, Donna Vogt, Vera McCreery, Marlene Hamann, Barbara Schelling. Absent Luella Blakely B ' Editor-in-chief. . . Luella Blakely Assistant Editor . . Barbara Meewes Publicity Editors. . . .Donna Vogt arbara Schelling Business Hanagers. . Marian Bicket Lavonne Bell Art Editor . . . . Lois Gibson Faculty. . . . .Luelle Blakely Senior Class . Junior Class . Sophomore Class. Freshmen Class Junior HiQH. 15 Barbara Neewes . Betty Wheeler iharlcne killer . Neva Ackerman illie Jene Paton . ,Carol Cramer .Gertrude Aswegen Elinor Linder Charlotte Frier Elementary and Primary. - - - Marlys Wood Grades Lavonne Watson lla Toben Mary Lynch . . Vera hcCreery Marian Mulder . . .Marlene Hamann . . .Shirley Barfds . Rozella Blakely . . .Shirley Jensen . . . . Darlene harms . . Arlene Schildroth . Latherine Robinson . . . Janice Paulsen . . . Mavis Nehring . . . . . . .Betty Boll Sports Editors. . Activities Editor Vocal lmsic . . . Instrumental Husic. . Dramatics . . . . Pep Club. . . . Fo Ho Aon n 0 J iss Fu Ao a Student Council . The Ram-Blurr . The Smar. . . . . 0 n a 0 Each year the students of Reinbeck High School plan to publish a yearbook which will be called The Smar. Any student in high school who wishes to may be- come a member of the staff. This year there were thirty-one members on the staff. A contest for selecting a name for the yearbook was held. Roselle Blakely received a free annual for submitting the winning name The Smer Qhams spelled backwardsl. . This yearbook furnishes a record the school year 1949-1950. It is the one will enjoy this year's edition of of the students and their activities for hope of the members of the staff thateveryh The Smar and that, in future years, this yearbook will recall memories of R. H. S. Qdministrat 1 V, x -. mf x if ki? I Vw 4 ES, 51n,f:N1Q,oluNc11e . -.sximss elsxx zo. , 'nf' A fu Stancine: Kr. Tripp, Bradley Kertens, Bill Frei, Donn Lorenzen, ally Larsen, Allen lilkiuson. Jeeted: Janice zeulsen, Vere IcCreery, Shirley Barfels, Janet hefolf. The Qtueect council was crfinized in l9Lo, The members ere elected by votes of eeci 'Eir sc eel class. This year the Jer or eless was ertitled to three cowreil ceriersg tke Junior, Jophewere, axe Fresrren classes, each two members. ure of tie purpose: of the Jtudent Council is to sponsor social functions for tie stucext fciy. Une of tieir other rights is to discuss any problems wi ch N' ht be brcvslt up by tie students in referd to school life in tMe hopes of nekirg A. I. 3. e better school. The stwdents elected by tieir various classes tLis year Vere: Jexiors-- Vera Ie8re'rY,Na1ly Larsen, Jill Nreig Juniors-- Janice Paulsen, Allen ..l' ilkin-- song Joy e orcs-- Donn Lore zen, Jhlrley Barfelsg ?reshmen-- Janet De.olf and Bradley Iertexs. The elected reyreeertetivee organized eye elected tLe following officers: Dill frei. . . . . . . . . . . . . , . ,Ircsident Vere Qcdrecry. . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President jelly Larsen . . . . . . . . ,Secretary-Treasurer The First proilem of tHe year was the planning of the first Jtudent Council dance N ich vis Ield Jecte ber 24.AnotLer Student Council project was Homecoming vKieU Hes keld levexter lO, ll, li. Xeeh member of the Jtudert Council was the chairmen of n eoqwittee for the three-day event. Another dence was sponsored by tlis Creme on Jeeexyer 10. L noun profrew was set up for the students which included demcinf, games, and Levies. Kovie tickets were sold to the students who wished to Cttend them. Theme movies, wLieL were held on Tuesday and Friday, were of betL tie comedy and eeucutiouel tyre. The Student Council set up a HYouth Jenteru which was Leld on occeslomel Jeturday nijhts and after some bas- ketball 'ames. hr. Tripp was the sponsor of the Student Council. ffSC'i1'1OoL BOQIETSX ivgrv' --,- zf- Y XX ,V ' i X 'wi ,wp N? V' 0 -, Q' Y QLLLYLQ1, 4 JH 1 w .y,. mga, sr . 1 1 arm, gxlph Schildronh, Lyle Robinson. QQ3Lfn limit ho 2, Refer DeLolf, warren ?cgt. The Henri of iduc:11Qr is cleaned my ape weople of the community. AQ L represenLgLives QT uhm EDLBFOCF communiny, Lhcy help to formulate the y0E'C of tue sczmol in ako beat infwrQ mg of all cmucerned. Dm Lxrch 12 tho rofuivr xc.Qvl aloction wAs Laid at which time Sari cr: xmd Maryam Fofn were re- wcxmq. L Lgvir rQQrEuu1zQLion meetinf Ou Harcn Q, infer Jewel? wir rv-elwf ' A '. iliwip jwii is Mecretxry sf L49 LQ ? - Film 4 ,W N w ' L'. I, 1 A V gli so 1, A i , f Q 4L, n '., in grit K a 5' .Md CJ . r P fm Mi, Ck I, A L' X 16 ? ci ky wx 1 ,.-M f U Q5 xx., . , Z Qwltsm Lunuimg Suporinuvudent Jpcwcm, Ybysical Hducaaion B.8., F.3, Dutlwr Universizy ff FAC ULT Y Z' ff-il, Dave Tripp Herbert Hatch High Jchool Irincipal Grade Principal Aorld Liunory and Concordia Teachers Probleneg b.A. I.J.T.C. Collegeg Upper iowa H.3. Drake University Universityg Iowa Qt te Teachers College Qbw fx Bardell Bowman f- ll' Q' Instrumental Music o B.A. University of Utahg Brigham Young Univ. - - 'wa Q gfiqrq, T . Qi Iars. Ruth Branch if Yg3r' i, gzgg Vocal Music . 3 aB.,a. Univ. of Iowag wikgygwqk . 5fge5.rf M.A. Indiana Univ. Mary Budlong Fourth Grade B.A.Iowa State Teachers College Irene Burt Second Grade Simpson College Linerva Grammar, Biology, gmc 5' Nfl, ink' , I icnn ligtory,oconwniC 5.5. Kansas State,Grad uate work,Univ. of la I.S.C., Univ. of Col. rf- 1P' Vocational Homemaking, Junior High Department Family Relations Junior High Athletics B.A.Iowa State Teachers Iowa State Teachers College College, Parsons, Central, Drake Everett Frink Vocational Agriculture B.S. Iowa State College Agnes Gardiner Junior High Department Iowa State Teachers College George W. Grant hmnual Arts, Driver Training, Gen'l. Math. Assistant Coach B.S. Simpson College Mrs. Gladys Grant Third Grade Iowa State Teachers Collegeg Wartburg College, Simpson College 4 Ezra D, -Grace English, Dremutlcs B,S. Central Missouri State Teachersg Creduone work, Univ. of Kissourig Colorado Qtnte Colle 'L, o of Educ K Anna Hepper Second Grade Iowa State Teachers College Lmrgaret McCulloch Vocational Homemeking, Consumer Education 8.5. Iowa State College Jim Haas Coach, Yhyslcs, Goneral Science, General Math. B.A. Iowa State Teachers College ire. Leah Manning ,wqgg dh , First Grade Iowa State Teachers College fr lf. so L, First Grote Henley Jnivorsity NQrQorlo Kdubach We Y Fourth Grade one Xnw Lllewormn Qollege H K 'Nh Q 0:-x, fe--5, lin gs fr'-' 1 fax-o ,f I 4 gloll for thy Frottoigeior ,ivian dcLu,uecbt . A .0 KiKlwYfJA51H Junior High Departmox K. Jzrtlur Oli- l iowa JL'to Tomckorr n, . T, ' ...A Q3 Josie Swenson Junior High DQ E.A.Iowa State Collofeg 2.3. Jtmte College M182 ip, Q- 'vp '-qvqw 051 wx J I 'wfufk 1' .- .,.X.q,. . .1 OUT Qi, ll .63 'iv' upp- 1 ,1,..,,.,,f Q.. ol. Hs., Teachers Colorado P ,. O. LLJLLC Q .on mH fw VL '15, Delano Thede Qffice Jwcr tary A College ' ,Q-U. Jglly Utricgan '. .Y ..,.,,. :,.- W ..lLoIlx,:l,l.u.Lr,,1 , . 1, , , 11,7 2 N 1,n,IO..,1 . UUE? LSACHQYS Uollwge Vonice Williams Third Grade Iowa Jtato Teachers Collage Y W WWW ' Z WFIYSUW '1 rf ':'x Q1 91110 ii 3514, i S3 .PX fd? F71 1 T ENIO125 or X 2' ir XX x WP s ' 3 i.f', 1 ,. K Gertrude Aswegan HTHQ longest way around is the sweotost way hope? 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A 3 L' Une-act play 25 ' Y I 7 ' ' Cnerotta 2g Class Flay 3 Betty H013 Wjhe puts her worries in the bottom of her hearty . , . as lik 51- -1' 13' S1tS on tne 11d , and sw1l+o.n Tor' illtzb 1.,'T,2g Fmzmal lg KgV5yUFQ7 ?7hg Y.U.l. 2,3 Kuo-:Ct Fliy hgQporftto 2 Mieion Nnbinot 'Q lid mover bold, a sofrit so still ard QuiCtQ IQLU Cl: l,,3 ,Lg 2'.A'.f.. l ,2, j,55 Foot all Iayager Q mick Boll 'He siusif ni its trying to 'iid out how to get torn :low .' football l4na'or 3, 3g Tr:Ck l,2g hrskotkall 2 Luell: Blrkoly vfYffjf bro oi? oct but A 1 'LYX 'N f,'rjn'2.':l,, T160 Club l,2,f,Lg Iixed 3 9 U fIX3 l,f,f,hg Fyerotta if 1,2g.2m'1',c'c,t.c 12,f?gE.:x:f11iQv1 A M -,hgior olub l,?,g.bgEand H U Q 5 3,25 ,113 mxurl Q3,l,gNow5- 't A o L, favor 3,QgGlQss zresident l 2gStndent Council lgf.H. ,rA-r WA.. au,, ,Q :2,3,f,rg Iueen 7.'c,tenfa11t r Qr M -f , Cheorlooder A561335 ?lQy3 XA Chwrles Fraudhorst ,' H111 vrent men are dving, 1 L I fool Sick mysolf.H X fixed UborushgHasketba1l I 2,2,gg Football 3,AgBase- X ' U ball 2,3,LgTrack AgF.F.A. 2,E,h Giles Gard Hi like my curly hQiF-H Glcc Club Z,3,Lg Mixed ihorus 2,3,Ag Qgulriual bg Boys ,qartctte 3,Lg Hixed oUQVL6LL93,LQPQp Jlub l,2 band l,2,3,LgQwing Band A Class Play 3gOno-act play l,3g Uporetta Zggax ,nar- LVLLQ 2,j,hg Truck 2,3,h Lois dibson Li Se 1-ri Llzout lezuihirxlf, would be a dreary blank.n Glee Club l,2,3,hg Lixod Qnorus QQYQF Club l,4,3,4 nnlual 2,Lg Qemapopar 3,A Class qocretdry 35 T.E.A. Z,3,AgChoorlomdov u5Class Play 35 Oporet a 1,2 Jerry Ehrig Hn wolf among ladios but ll mm: ozuoxagg umm. haskotboll l, ,3,LgToot- ball L,j,gg irock 2,j,Lg T.'.M. 3,q5 Varleme Hamann W.C2er man cyvx woman and 5pu'g bevy H tar :Lam evir ulnco.H Cleo Jlub l,5,Ag .lied Uxorus LgVw1 Qluo l,4,3,L Ruud l,2,p,Qg ly uxl 2,Q Gwsru fr 3,LgOlas3 iloy3 Class Vice-Prosidvnt 3g F. ..., x. 2,3,Lg Jheorleader Lg Lperonaa l,2 Bill Frei NlL'5 a groan pla5ue to be a uuudsome uLnlvLc.l Glee Club 2,3,hg Mixed Chorus 2,3,Ag Laurjgal Lg Hola ,uurLette3,L3baskQL- ball l,f,3,Qg Football 2, 3,Ag baseball l,2,3,L g guudent Council L3 T.F.l. l,2,3,Lg LpQrQtLa 2381555 Flay 3 Darlene Barns H3mall, but wh MYIIN Glam Club 2,35 Fey Club l,2,3,Lg Annual Ag lemo- pnper 2,3,Lg 7.5.3. 2,3,b Cxeerleuder ug bpor-Lla 2 Lomecominr Queen h A Qi T' Q? ,,. tif QUT., Z'P'f?f'fSfA ifffl' fjfp' QIEFQ, 251,213 ff Vf?I'fy' fi? f'e3,3o',-:, 'v 'tffr G11 21,30 '13, ,7TTX6.M Glcte Qilub l, 2g iifed 4. Kw.:'1:f5 7,523 TWV 9llz:.Ei.1 1,23 ,ae 4 gjfzwd l,'H' ,Ag fflsfltbrlll 'XR A I.: nk' Ewf r 1,135 Ffa:- U Mort J,fS,Z,g C1225 :levi- f f Cf f:3i.fic:at 73 fizfirggj Bam? Z, ma V L Mveratia l,?gHyeHmct Dlfy 3g 13112535 T11-,jf 'jg Crrmet. ML 'ITE 33 Tarflss Lozfftct 2g , X iirvvss 'zifxlmctte 2 JA Qkezx L.v:z 'i:-1 A I I love to Hffizzd :A1j,'t+21ji1Q Q fs gf urn, and I liwre to hear it QEFQA '3,QV-sg' fQ.: Elee Clluiiv 3g. 'f,1'Gfi Yliefxvpiz j',f?gTf ' .flfxh 1'IgIlf:S?:Qt21:z,1l1 1,325,Lg.cjfitrrmlli3,Z,gZr:2c1-1 l,.3, ,bg Qiporetta 2 John Jijwp J, ,H 7,1 WHe'll tackle auytLing.' ' ?3'f,:s2-ifxtbfzll 1,2235 Jornft- ball E , 'T,l+g T?v:N:i',fX:.n2l b,g 'Elves 1. ice-f11'0rL1aie:1'it My 51 Jtvdent 7m neil fgxnc-act 3,535 01.5152 Vlzzg' 3 '1- ' 11.3142 lynch Joes X'.'CI'l-I YXICELCI' ite? I wffv! 1 GlQP Club 1: fvsketball 3,Q.,f: thrill 3 ,,Lgifffr- will 'E ,'f,'g Dasebrzll Ilan- ' nfl 33 vflif,-rf-tts: 1 -1'v Wfwnep L ge , my O5 wr- Av' .aff 4:Nv . YUN 53 L A at Q 1 A X Gb 5 u Uv K uv' 1.4- A, . I 1 .J . Qis:'ci Rtfw WW.. bfi, fi S 13. rt: I3 ture awk an ques- i',3,'Z:.' 'GU 3112? lg Lf'FsIiQ'Cb':ll 1 2'f,3,ig .rzzgd lg F01 tbzfll ff !,gEL:2r-r:1,1.'1ll 1,f,,Q K'2fi Tl4C Q.: .1'1Ci,l ff ,LS Cl: 53 'gfzw' fw- JPGI' f'Z ill? 5153 Qxjif' 2 Vera H6119 . C-1r'erzz'jf W f1:cI'1 hm' semi her Ford n 'N Vu' fllef- lflwljg 33 iff? fivh 1, ?,j,lLg+w 11:13. 1,5 Ile+1 Si1'fie1 Z.Z,f,,1.g Class 'i'z'cz.is:a1r ff'f W 'fy it- cient, ilvirwcil Lg ' 21,15 ,fn 'Wai' ., '- '.,,.,..- .HK . ' ,sm ik - f- 55721 A' ' 4 .gk . Q,- i k .951 v Q We .5 'ya' H my 5 Ln, uf xg, my P .. e v , 5 . 'vi x XR Barbara Meewes UMen annoy me,but l love to be annoyed.' Glee Club l,2,3,Lg Mixed Chorus l,2,3,LgSexteLLe l 2,33 Madriqal Lg Pep Club 1-2323215 Band 13273 71513 Annual 2,L5 Newspaper 3,L F.N.A. 2,3,hg Cheerleader L3 Class Play 35 Operetta l,2g Trio L Joe Murphy WI'm not as bashful as I look.U , basketball l,2,3,bgFoot- ball 2,3,hg Truck l,2,3,A Baseball bg Class Secre- tary hg F.F.A. l,2,3,h Marian Mulder Hlhy Lake life seriously You'll never get out Se live.H Glee Club 2,3, bg Mixed Ciorxs 2,AgFep Club 2,3,h nnwuel 2,Lg Ieuspaper 3,A F.H.n. 2,3,AgepereLLu l,2 Arlene Scbildrcbh Mio indeeo,1'll never be an old maid.n nrnuel 2,Lg Levspaper 2, 3,Ag F. .N. 2,3,Lg Queen ntbondant 3g Class Play 3 Lilbur humm nl love to Sit on Lbe Fence and watch tne snail go whizzinq by.H Klee Club2'Football Fan- , . ager lg Track 3g Baseball lg?.T.A. l,2,3,bgCperetta fl L. Ralph Scnlicht nUupid wssn't comment to Vet one shot at me,he had to use bot: bnrrels.N Glee Club l,2,3,hg Mixed Chorus l,3,3,b3Boys enor- Lette 3,Lg basketball l,3 Football 2,3,Lg Baseball 2,3,Lg Truck 2,LgPeF Club l,2gF.F.A. l,?,3,Ag Qper- etta 25 Class Elay 3 Nl EHW?f , f . ,f X Q ,L N F! in A - Rein' .. iff '2:1I .yl g ' -Q., e -vs -. We 1b C 2 fx K 1 C 3 2 Q, Q Lil ,nm fgy qm'7' LnVHnne fell af' Nino lifted her eUes,and f suddonlv, sweetly , and straniely blushed.U GleeClub 1,AgTixedChcrus pg .gnnual I fi 2,hgLewsnaQer 4,3,wgUlwSS isa. Treasurer 25 F.H.k. 2,3,h Wpvretta 1,2 kenneth Cterhans ' Q 'I hate vwnen but l cank refuse tnem.H Glee Club Qgnixed Chorus 2g leg Club l,2,3g Band l 2,2,AgFootball 3,Ag Base- btll l,2gTruck 3gBaseball innager lg xH ual 2gOper- etta ?gFr ss Zextette l,2 'V Qlmyence fH1th Ult's A jreat privilege ' v to bc as hfnmsmwe as l. Glee Club 2g Pep Club l, 2,23 foftbnll kg Yontbmll .Hn QQ? l,D,2g Uperetta 2 'UN Donna Vogt 'Heaven sent me down, X Heaven Lnows why.n len Club l,3,bg Annual A Ilf:'FSfHFV'F3T' 3,f4,g F.H.fx. ff,3 Ag Class Ilmy 3 .'le Qmith A little nonsense now V, And then is relished by the bnxt of nQn.u AeY Club 1,25 basketball mn'jcr 33 Jootbnll 2,3,h ' L frnck l,2,3,A NUPH1' Betty Yheeler HI came, I saw, I con- Cuered.Q Glee Club l,2,3,Ag Mixed ll QS 2,3,Lg Pew Club l, 2,3,Ag Bend 3,Ag Annual 2 Lg Hcwspawer 3,bgJ.d.A. 2 3,Ag Class llay 35Cne-not play 13 Unerctta l,2 31' Y - - ,, ,1 SfIN..' ,f '-wig! H+? Marlene Jiller Uarlys Hood Shirley Jansen Uuuiet until you ret to NUvery woxay's a volmmw HTFUQ to her work, ier knew her and then, IOf!lU if you know how to read world, arc her 'riends.H Glee Jlub l,2,3g Ilixed it. Ileyillub 3,45 :gI.I.LL-filf Shorng 3, Tap Club 1,2,3g Glen Club lggrnualbgluws Kexspaper 3,Qg Jinx: llaj ?.H.A. 2,3,Ag0ne-act play paycr 3,Lg ?.E,L. 23 Une- 33 Que-act plays 3,L Lg Qpcrctza 23 Icwspapcr act plays Ag Lperetta l 2,f,4gCIGerleauerhglmnual 2 j .- CL is M, u Y 1, W X- Q'l'11:1e of f3onae:Zujf E We know zhat Rexx fear mc'll want Qc came Lack LO you, hen WG are uni in 5113 Pla, wliw Umrld, We cab meiwr quits fGTfCi THQ tcnciers' favorite pet, fiougl we are leaving mow, fe can't ferret you someLow Until next year ue'll want tc come back to you, 'Per wc lava left dear old Rcinbeck high. ind tlouiy we are leaving now, .e'll want to como back next full, How it's time to say 'ood-by. Ne know that Someday our tears villl Jhen fs-'L we have left dear old Aeinbeck Lima, You expect us to he true Lnd keep on Though we were feelin? blue, ,se Aff-lo Until Eben And t Ye'l1 Now i loviuf you, w we can't iorfet you se dried away, next year we'll want Lo come hack to you, dear old Eeinbwck MlgH, we have left hough we are leaving now, want to come back next full, tfs tame to any food-by. ,M nf 2 4 tg.-JU. -cv: i 55555555555555S5555S:-':'f ,irc i iS5?3kK:x,!A? .L - S S-7 I It was on a warm sunny day in the year 1938 that eight of our present class? mates entered the first grade. With their shiny faces and hair combed just so Donna Mae Vogt, Wally Larsen, Kenneth Stephan, LaVonne Sell, Marian Mulder, Bar- bara Meewes, Marlene Hamann, and Bill Frei started on their educational journy through the grades. Later that year Marlys Wood joined our group. Miss Alice McFadden decided to make Reinbeck her home, and she is now Mrs. Ralph Creswell. The time flew and it wasn't long until we were in the second grade. One winter day when we were playing in the gym, Bill Frei cried out that he had broken his arm. What really had happened was that he had hit his crazy bone very hard in a fall. Soon all was well once again. Miss Anna Hepperle was the teacher who had to put up with us and our nonsense. By now school was a snap for us when, much to our astonishment, we found ourselves in the third grade. They say that there is-a surprise in every pack- age, but what a grabbag we turned out to be for Miss Grace Robinson. Arithmeub and geography were added to our studies, but we managed to grasp these well enough to be promoted to the fourth grade. Our first report cards issued that year by Miss Tenny didn't prove to be so hot, so the next six weeks was spent in studying. It wasn't long until even our deportment grades improved after we found out that Miss Tenny wouldn't stand for any foolishness. We were now enjoying music under a special teacher,who was Miss BethCoIHSten Physical education was introduced this year and we all enjoyed it very much. By this time we had arrived at the fifth grade which was taught by Miss Havelchech, with Miss Bowen as our music teacher. We gained two new students this year-- Phyllis Nehring from Buckeye and Donn Lewis from Eldora. Donn says that he came from the Eldora Public School, but sometimes we wonder. After this struggle we were now ready to be introduced into Junior High, We found some new studies here, but the main thing was the WFourth Squad,H which became well known to most of the boys, and some of the girls even got on speakhg terms with it. Among our teachers here were Mrs. Jenkins, principal of Junior High, Miss Swenson, Miss Gardiner, and Miss Moklebust. While we were in Junior High, we learned the American Creed and the poem 'Trees.' Lyle and ,Clarence Smith joined us from Morrison the year we were in the sixth grade. We had been told the seventh grade would be the hardest, but we didn't believe this, until all of a sudden things started popping. This year our class membership was enlarged by the following people: Mar- lene Willer, Willie Lynch, Dick Boll, Betty Bol1,,Bob Hite, Gertrude Aswegan and Luella Blakely. Our last year in Junior High was the year we enjoyed the most because it seemed we ruled the roost. Betty Wheeler, Darlene Harms, Arlene Schildroth, Shirley Jensen, Lois Gibson and John Jipp added more members to our class roll. Because the war was over the teaching force was enlarged by the following men: bk. Harold Marston, speech director, Mr. Woodrow Nelson, civics' teacher, and Mr. Richard Meiers, music teacher. Mr. Downey taught Manual Arts to the boys and Miss Willis taught Homemaking to the girls. Aside from a successful year in our three R's, we had some very interesdng side lights. The Junior High basketball team won a trophy for the school. A large number of the players were from our class. Junior High also produced an operetta, VThe Galloping Ghost.n Under the leadership of Mrs. Jenkins we formed The Old Glory Club. Here we learnedthe proper way to conduct a business meeting. Miss Gardiner acted as our sponsorand helped us have a very nice party--the social event of the year. After a short vacation of three months and much anticipation we enteredhigh school. Here we took our places among the gigantic seniors and tried to look small and inconspicuous. But even with all the effort many of us still got let on the water fountain, one of the many old customs. Our class staged a Halloween party in honor of our sponsors. This year we were joined by Siemon Babinet, Giles Card, Vera McCreery, Wilbur Mumm, and Joe Murphy. Many of these people came from rural schools. Our class officers for this year were: Bob Hite, President, Bill Frei, Vice President, John Jipp, Secretary, Wally Larsen, Treasurer, Luella Blakely, Stud m Council. Miss Cooper and Mr. Risdal were our sponsors. Many of the freshmen participated in the operetta WSunbonnet Sue.W Some of the money from this musica production went toward the buying of the baby grand piano. Miss Eva Johnson was the director of this well-produced number. This year we had a dental check-up and many of'us found that we had somebad cavities to be filled. The Christmas s irit got into all of us and the whole high school drew'nanass The final event of t is season was the huge party staged in t e cafeteria around a gigantic tree. Spring came along with the usual affairs, track meets and music contests. Our class was just getting into the swing of these things when school was oven By the time we entered school for our tenth time, we were a little better acquainted with the idea of what was happening. Our officers for this year were President, Luella Blakely, Vice President, Bob Hiteg, Secretary, Bob Crowley g Treasurer, Wally Larsen, Student Council, John Jippg and our sponsors were Miss Willis, who is now Mrs. Tom Emmett, and Mr. Hafke. Again Miss Johnson was the successful producer of an operettag only this time the theme was a Dutch setting and was called WTu1ip Time.W This year the student council sponsored the annual Christmas party whichums held in the cafeteria. Everyone enjoyed the festive dance around the huge tree and the mistletoe in the corner. Just ask some of the members of our class if they can remember this party--especially in the last annual we produced are some revealing pictures of this event. On April 9, our class lost one of its members when Phyllis Nehring was killed in an auto accident. Our class attended the funeral as a group. Quite a few of us sang in Mixed Chorus and Girl's Glee Club, and the boys also went to this contest at Vinton. All three groups came back home with a II rating. For the first time a band-mothers' club was formed. After much hard work, they managed to raise enough money to buy new suits for the instrumental diviskm of it. These were black, navy style, with orange trim. The marching band attended Teachers' College Relays and the Drake Relays before school was out. We also went to the Northeast Iowa Band Jubilee which um held at Waterloo and the Eastern Iowa Festival at Cedar Rapids. This year Jerry Ehrig, Charles Brandhorst, and Ralph Schlicht joined us. Once again time had flown quickly and we were ready to enter our Junior year after three short months of vacation. J'c ff' 'BH'uP'dv,-M.1H - Presiggntgunlgls Efggog, lgggietvgrgg overs. M6Creg?'?i eqreasurEr?neWalT?fnnLarge?1?, Student Councilg and our sponsors were: Miss Staveley, Mr. Grace, Mr. Hopkins, and Mr. Burg. We were all quite excited and thrilled at the idea of ordering our clam rings. After many months of patient waiting, our rings arrived in the spring. It seems many of them met the usual treatment by appearing soon on the fingers of other schoolmates. The F. F. A. boys entertained the whole high school at a semi-formal fall dance which was very well attended and quite different from most of our parties Later this same year the F. H. A. girls returned the favor by sponsoring a Hjean-partyn at which everyone wpre jeans or suffered the consequences. The class play we produced under the direction of Mr. Grace was nhobgobl n Housen and centered around a kidnapping. Everyone in our class helped whether it was on the scenery building proposition or doing the actual acting. This project helped boost our treasury for the big main event of the year with tm banquet and promz The KXEL Broadcasting station from Waterloo made a tape recording of someof our outstanding people, our music groups like the girls' sextette and Dgijp, Arlene Sc ildroth's commercial advertising the aspects of Reinbec won e g rlsv prize. 3R,,,,-Q,,,,,, , Aiowt We were sectional tournament hosts to all the surrounding schools. For four nights we made good money on the refreshments. This was the year that we won the Northeast Iowa Cedar League Football chanh pionship by having an undefeated team. The Legion sponsored a banquet in honor of the fellows and their coaches. The basketball team was just as good. We remained undefeated until Dike beat us at the County tournament in Grundy Center when we were beat in the first game by one point. The fellows went on with their march of victories on through to the sub-state. The very last game of this tournament was when we suffered our second defeat by losing to Waverly. If we could have overcome the l6 point lead Waverly had, we would have been state tournament material. Reinbeck was host to a speech contest this year,the first one we had partic- ipated in for years. Some of our class members took part in it. The small groups Preliminary Music Contest was held in our community and at our churches and school. About SOO people were here. Reinbeck's ratings were unusually high as we received seven firsts. The Girls' Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus went to the contest at LaPorte City where the girls received a II and the Chorus a III rating. The Annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held on May 7 at the Masonic Hall. Our theme was NMoonlight and Rosesn. After many careful weeks of preparation with making crepe paper roses and dying cheese cloth blue, the big event finally gappened. One hundred eight faculty members, seniors, and juniors attended the :BO dinner. May 18 was the evening we held the big prom in the gymnasium. Vic Miller and his orchestra played for this formal dance. The Baccalaureate Services were held on a Sunday evening at the schoolhouse with both the Juniors and Seniors participating. The girls' formals added arnte of color to the huge throng of people. The band under the direction of Mr. Bowman attended the Waterloo Band Jubilee and the Cedar Rapids Band Festival. This was the year Reinbeck's candi- date, Elizabeth Snyder, was crowned queen. It had rained all day, and that eve- ning, too. But every one was still so excited that when the band got back to town about 12:30 that night, they marched in the rain in a special celebrationin honor of Miss Northeast Iowa. By this time school was adjourned for another year. The last September that we were to enter high school rolled around too soon. Thing three of us entered the senior class together. Our class officers for this year were: President, Bob Hiteg Vice President, John Jippg Secretary-Treasurer, Joe Murphyg Student Council, Bill Frei, Vera McCreery, and Wally Larsen, and our sponsors were Miss Cooper and Mr. Tripp. Most of our boys played on the football team which again won the North Iowa Cedar League Conference at the annual Armistice Day game which was in Reinbeck this year. One of our big projects was an all school carnival at which every grade and organization sponsored some event. We had all kinds of concessions from the Minstrel Show and the Hula Dance to the Duck Ring and Bingo. Our net profit of 81371.78 went into the Unified Budget Fund which is the treasury of all the classes and organizations together. A new organization was started this year. It is a 60 member all girls' pep club made up of all the high school girls. The school bought orange and black jumpers and blouses for them with matching mittens, hats and anklets. Mrs.Grant and Miss Williams were the girls' sponsors, even though they were grade school teachers. This organization has gained wide publicity through its yells and snappy uniforms. At the time this was written the basketball season was not over, the senior class play produced or the annual banquet held. TLA55 WILLU, B f e X We, the class of 1950, having finished our last days of high school and re- alizing that our departure is drawing near, wish to leave behind something that we will be remembered by in years to come. the Juniors we will our uncomfortable but beloved seats. the Sophomores we will our athletic, musical, and dramatic ability. May you uphold the honor of R. H. S.? To the Freshmen we will our bravery to speak our mind. To Supt. Manning we will our speeches. we hope they are interesting. To Mr. Tripp we will our promptness to be in classes on time. To Miss Strachan we will our ability Nto use the top instead of the bottom of our heads.W To Miss Staveley we will our excellent speed in typing and shorthand. WPractice 'makes perfect.' To Miss Cooper and Mr. Grace we will our ability to pronounce words correctly. To Mrs. Emmett we will our ability to cook better meals for brighter futures, To Mr. Grant we will our'ability to draw a straight line. To Mr. Maas we will the football conference trophy. lJust keep the dust off it. To Mrs. Brauch we leave our musical voices for all future operettas. Mr. Bowman we will all bad notes that could uncurl anybody's hair. Mr. Frink we will the ability to turn the corners on two wheels. To To To To Gertrude Aswegen--Wills her height to Shirley Murphy. Don't grow too tall, Shirley. Siemon Babinet--Wills his job as brand. Don't forget to lock Luella Blakely--Wills her ability manager of the football team to Junior Hilde- the medicine kit, Junior. in speech class to Mary Ann Tessau. Watch your tongue, Mary. Betty Boll--Wills her June plans career, Barb? Dick Boll--Wills his ability to sleep in classes and the study hall to Bob Ruhs. Don't get caught, Bob. Chuck Brandhorst--Leaves his ability to go with underclassmen to Donnie Lorenzen. Giles Card--Wills his Toni permanent to Larry Trepp. No more butches, Larry. Jerry Ehrig--Wills his muscles to Bradley Mertens. Eat your wheaties every morning, Bradley, and you can keep them preserved. Bill Frei--Wills his athletic ability to Allan Wilkinson. Keep up the record A1 n. Lois Gibson--Leaves her ability to work for Mr. Tripp to Marian Bicket. Be sure everything is right, Marian. Marlene Hamann--Wills her cheerleading ability to Frances Billerbeck. Don't to Barbara Schelling. will marriage be your jump too high, Frances. Darlene Harms--Wills her clock watching ability in classes to Bill Heithoff. See that you get to classes on time, Bill. Bob Hite--Wills his ability to be class president to Everett Wrage. Let's be a good one, Everett. Shirley Jensen--Wills her pleasant ways to Phyllis Mclntyre. John Jipp--Leaves his track ability to Norman Thede. Let's break all school records, Speed. Wally Larsen--Wills his speed to Bill Ragsdale. Don't exert yourself, Bill. Don Lewis--Wills his loose joints to Marlin Peters. Willie Lynch--Wills his never ending chatter to Craig Dirks. Vera McCreery--Wills her Ford to Ramona Halupnick. Take it and preserve it Monie. Barbara Meewes--Wills her ability to flirt with the boys to Catherine Robinson. Flirt with all the cute ones, Catherine. Marian Mulder--Wills her Hpangs of loven to Neva ienced them. Wilbur Mumm--Wills his quietness to Paul Smith. Joe Murphy--Wills his butch hair cuts to Bobby short , Bob. Arlene Schildroth--Wills her high your report card from now on. Ackerman, who has never exper- Mumms the word, Paul. Halden. Don't get it cut too grades to Warren Bown. Let's see all A's on Ralph Schlicht--Wills his ability to sing to Jim Lewis. Hit a few high notes, Jim. LaVonne Sell--Wills her fair locks to Betty Dinnebier. Hide the scissors, Betty Lyle Smith--Wills his ability to sit in the car at noon with his girl to Dale Larsen. Don't sit too long, Dale. Clarence Smith--Wills his laugh to Raymond Mumm. Don't laugh tnnloud, Raymond, Kenneth Stephane--Wills his ability to get into trouble to Bobby Ohrt. Don't get caught, B bby. Donna Vogt--Wills her bright remarks to Jean Shoup. Be careful what you say, Jean. Betty Wheeler--Wills her diamond to Janice Paulsen. Good luck, Janny. Marlene Willer--Wills her freckles and red hair to Tom Mooty. Maybe you can win the freckle contest next year, Tom. Marlys Wood--Wills her teaching ability to Helen Mennenga. Remember your three R's, Helen. We, the graduating class of 1950 have willed all habits, one or another, to the remaining students in school Iso as not to be forgotten.l We now affix our seal to this document. C l -A d h't 4 o ors qua an w 1 e YS Flower-Pink carnation Motto--What I am to be, I am now becoming. Agg P12 OPH E Q Wilbur Mumm and Ralph Schlicht take off in their new experimental rocket- ship, flying for the service of New York Institute of Aeronautics. fAfter flying for several minutes they stop at Lynch's Mid-Continent Flying Field. They climb out of the ship and enter the office for further instructions. Much to their surprise they see a very familiar face sitting behind the stenographer's type- writer. Vera McCreery, very much excited and with that big smile on her face, welcomes them enthusiastically. As they are discussing old school days, the instructor of the flying field enters. The boys again are surprised to see that the instructor is none other than classmate, Willie Lynch. Vera suggests that all of them go out together that evening for dinner and discuss old happenings. Everyone is in favor of the idea and the date is set for seven o'clock. On the way Vera tells them that the nightclub is located in the fabulous district of Cleveland, Ohio, on Parkside Boulevard. As they drive up to the en- trance, they see the glittering sign WSomongn's Chinese Palace.H The quartet enter the nightclub. The proprietor greets them with a startled look and then exclaims, Wwell, I don't believe my eyes.W Yes, it was Don iZombieJ Lewis. Don gives them the very best table and joins the happy four. The waiter takes the order which consists of a very expensive dinner. As they eat their dinner, the music strikes up and the band leader steps up to introduce a number. The four people recognize him as Giles Card with his sax,who has recently taken over Tom- my Dorsey's band. The evening is spent in the very best of entertainment and the classmates again proceed on their way. The taxi is called by Ralphie and as the taxi drives up, they see the sign on the taxi NSmith Bros, Inc.n The driver steps out and gives with a big old- fashioned grin as he recognizes Vera, Ralph, Willie, and Wilbur. Clarence tells them that he and Lyle claim part ownership in the Cleveland Taxi Corporation . Clarence and the rest hear a sigggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg with the noise of a taxi horn. Clarence remarks that that was Lyle. He says that he gets in a hurry once in a while--even yet. After spending the evening in Cleveland, Wilbur and Ralph get instructions to fly on further west. They stop at St. Louis for refueling and as they are looking the city over they see a sign WStuffy Stephane' Modeling Girls.N The boys wander over to the grounds and see old friend Kenny Stephans giving girls orders about how to pose for a good picture. As they notice the girls, one in particular takes their glances. She is modeling nStuffy's latest invention--- Synthetic Bathing Suit. It's little blondy--LaVonne Sell gives off with a big smile, the camera clicks and she runs to greet her friends. LaVonne tells them that another one of their classmates is secretary at Sure-Insurance Building at 519 Central Lane. Ralph and Wilbur leave after an hour's visit and go to the given address where they find Miss Donna Vogt speaking over the telephone. She immediately lays down the receiver and greets her former classmates. The boys then go to the Murphy Hotel to rest up a bit,when Joe Murphy comes out to greet the familiar friends. Joe takes them to the office and shows them the latest television set which he has purchased. They turn the set on andsa a crowd of yelling people shouting Yea! Brandhorst. As he completes the home run for the last game of the world series playing for the St. Louis Cardinals we see it is Chuck Brandhorst of Reinbeck, Iowa. The managfng HWaldo,' comes out patting each player on the back. Wally Larsen, former Reinbeck lad, is manager of the St. Louis Cardinals teams who have just won the World Series. After the plane has been refuelad, they travel until they land Ka forced landing, by the wayl at Chicago to visit Ralph's aunt and uncle. As they are visiting, they learn that a Reinbeck graduate is one of the grade teachers in Chicago. They stay overnight at the home of Ralph's relatives and the next morn- ing are found at the grade building asking Marlys Wood how she likes teaching school. Marlys tells the boys she has fifteen minutes off and suggests they see a friend who is working at the drug store. Yes, Dick Boll is the pharmacist at Boll's Drug Counter. Ralph says that after nose diving with Wilbur, he probably will need a prescription. The schoolmates leave again after a pleasant trip and are headed west to- ward the old home town of Reinbeck, Iowa, which is now a suburb of Morrison. The first person they run into is Betty Wheeler who is now Mrs. Kenneth Bicket. After a short session with Betty they have rocket trouble. They go to the garage in Reinbeck and find the mechanics in the WModernize Garagen are Siemon Babinet and Jerry Ehrig. They are going out to the field when the mechanics tell Ralph and Wilbur that the school secretary is Barbara Meewes. They stop in and give a quick Hhellou to Barbara. While the boys are fixing the rocket, Ralph and Wilbur take Jerry's 1960 Chrysler Convertible with eighteen cylinders and travel over the new ei ht lane highway to Lincoln. Outside one of the main buildings we see a sign ngou don't get Jipped here.n They walk in and see that this is a very high class nightclub which is owned and operated by that old Lincoln resident, John Jipp. John ex- plains that 3t,ooo changes hands each night. Wilbur tells Ralph that he would like to stop over at Voorhies and take a look at the old town. They land at a very small field and see a sign. Voor- hies--Population 1800. Wilbur says, NIt's really grown.n The first acquain- tance they meet is Shirley Jensen working at the elevator. They have also erec- ted a theater there and Gertrude Aswegen is the co-owner of the theater. The girls tell the boys that Marian Mulder is a receptionist for Pitze's Beauty Sa- lon at Waterloo, Iowa. The flyers grab another new propeller and are off to Waterloo. They chat with-Marian for a while and as they are talking a cherry blonde comes in. She has graduated from Reinbeck High and is now a private secretary for the Waterloo insurance Company. The boys give a whoop and holler,and shake hands with Darlene arms.- By now Ralph and Wilbur have seen practically all of their former friends and classmates, that they decide to see the rest of them. Cedar Falls is their next stop. Here they find Arlene Schildroth working as a botanist and English teacher. Arlene claims she has really discovered a number of things. Here, Marlene Willer is employed by the Bell Telephone Trans-Atlantic Ex- change, as a telephone operator. Do you keep getting the right number, Marlene? The flyers leave Iowa and fly non-stop to California where they land at Marshall Field and the first thing they see is a large parade with a bulletin saying VOTE FOR BILL FREI FOR U. S. SENATOR. Following the large bulletins and posters is Reinbeck High graduate Bill Frei,riding in a Cadillac Convertible,and shouting Hhellou to Ralph and Milbur. Further down the street they see another Bill Frei supporter and as they talk to Luella Blakely they learn she is studying interior decorating. Among the growing crowd, they find Bob Hite trying to get a quick glimpse before he takes the plane back to New York City where he is studying television. The boys see Lois Gibson taking pictures and notes for the paper for which she is report- er. Our friends say a short Hhellon and Hgood-byn and are on their way to the Field House and find that they are to take passengers back with them to the east coast. Among them is Bob Hite who is in a big hurry to make a television program back in New York. The boys are assigned their stewardess for the flight and it is none other than Marlene Hamann. Under the hands of the former Reinbeck High students the plane lands safely at La Guardia field in New York City where the three classmates agree that the class of 1950 was truly a group of successful students fa . 4 !erl..2- a. -wig .4 st,- TLASS - POEMX fi f ' ' 25 We, the senior class of nineteen fifty, qt? . J Leave you a poem that's really nifty .fg But she won't,get there in her model 'A H 'Sf Ah Kenny Stephan, the industrious lad, - wr- Vera McCreery will be famous some day, I R Q X' E725 Qt! ' -, : X: U 1 F 'qv wr ' -.54 . 16 Never is seen doing anything bad. ' NSG Betty Wheeler's the girl with a ring, ., jf - - She really thinks he's quite the thing. ' - , -Q. .fr ,, Luella Blakely is a twirier by trade, ..,.- f v The boys won't let her be an old maid. 'Ivy IQ: Spreading sunshine all over the place, f '. , Z :Q Y Is Donna Vogt with a smile on her face. in-' X I n ' . Bill Frei, the representative's son, q .1 Comes to school just to have fun. -, '. I i Gertrude Aswegen, the girl known as Gertie, Gets along with the girls and with the boys she is flirty. I ky I Giles Card is going to lead a band, I X Someday he'll' be known throughout the land. XMWQVF7 X F , ' N Without freckles, our class would be lost, J V 4, 'E Marlene Hiller, can we get them at cost? tix 60 X Wally Larsen is the particular type' That there aren't enough pretty girls is his gripe. CI 'e W Clarence Smith is a bachelor gay, X X I 2 We wonder how long he'll stay that way. X Z W Q-' V 0 Jerry Ehrig likes to play football, X 9- For him many of the girls fall. f 1 N I . ' Darlene Harms was our homecoming queen, Ju che ,' k 'ex The boys all think she's pretty keen. fy W r gi mg Quiet and shy is Wilbur Mum, I 5952! When around him, you'll surely have fun. Sw 73D K ,X Q N Marlene Hamann, as a cheerleader is snappy, ' With just the right boy she'll always be happy. L, X Marlys Wood, who is quiet and shy, X Hopes someday she'll find the right guy. 9 5 ff I ,X Q 3, , 'X 4, ' S -f .f . J gf- X 7 , 3 N WJ 72? Q x ji C9 r 'Z S clip! LSQQ ' 'X v' K il 'A If If P S H 'usa 6, ww Y, flbf N Lyle s. 5363. f Lyle Smith has a bashful smile, For the right girl he would walk a mile. Barbara Meewes, small and sweet, ? When it comes to flirting, she can't be beat. . J Dick Boll is a working lad, But you'll always find him happy and glad. , Q f Arlene Schildroth, the brains of'the class, Rdxek 2, ,Q Need not worry about grades, she s going to pass. I John Jipp is our boy of play, V He has never been known to have nothing to say. .1 V : ', Arlene 5. Ralph Schlicht is steady and sure, ' For all of your troubles he'll find a cure. : I ii 7, gl Chuck Brandhorst is a good baseball man. ,1 He can often be seen going out with Jan. N D112 I Don Lewis is carefree and gay, , Q He always has something smart to say. gl' f . NC' X r X Joe Murphy is bashful in school, C1 f But in games and sports, he always keeps cool. X eg, ' 5 Betty Boll, who studies as hard as she can, ft She usually is seen with her steady, Stan. fl FA In our class is a quiet blond belle 5' J Who is none other than LaVonne Sell. .I N 93 4 'Don 'B ,,- -,4x--ef -sn w-r Bob Hite who works on a farm, 9,54 Iggy px, Says studying doesn't do any harm. -- N J J.QQ,,.f Siemon Babinet is another bashful senior, Bob -p He never commits a misdemeanor. m, if X : T 'n.l'Il' , Willie Lynch is our boy of play, -: ' X He really gets around, so they say. 6 , - w' ,, R,-,Xi Lois Gibson, laughing and gay, A 3'-0-' H , Cheers those who come along her way. M Q . 'e X Marian Mulder is quiet and kind, WJ ' Jax Others like her are hard to find. 9 Shirley Jensen, with a pert little smile, Thinks country life is really worth while . Q 'Z Now that our school days are almost through, Rx Q3 ' We'd like to say farewell to , ' ,Bet ,eaa H 5'aiiwElEEi,f:EiYEl pc, -45 Tlxgzwviliu 0 fi .5 yi Q!! W 4 x-in J-oe u U S ul 1 -f-a.-ww vgx v ,ws ,Q .W , ,V ,, .,f ...J wk, f. 1. , - vw A M , M. is A. . Q.. sf.,-.,,w,., .A X- . . J.: sw, nf sw. 1.-ww Juni -g- XXX S 1 J-'f 'fa iff Ziff! 7 x ,- ,2 ,CU ai .4-, 1 ,J Varian Neva L Bicket Ackerman 41, 3 A, .6 3,4415 Q. . Ramona Halupnick 0' V7 Phyllis Helen Xclntyre Kennenga i 1 l!-A II, V9 f vt, Catherine Robinson .3251 wr- X.f Robert Bown Dale Larsen '55-' .1 '17 N- ,,,. Janice Paulsen I . 45 5, , gr Barbara Schelling Jr- , -J v-:Y .6 Q Betty Craig Dinnebier Dirks KC: KT A f. .JAN- ai ,bn T if A 3, L. -3 .3 XY? N' Nqr , ff W X I 1' 'Q , f K Jean Jim Elinor Lebrat Lewis Linder I 1- 1 , fa is LJA , lc L, IA' 1 W! Lee Bill Peterson Ragsdale Xqfd Richard Larry Bill Schick Trepp Vest F. Absent: Bill Heithoff A A Q 'UQ D I a ,til :ala rg!! '.ft3 -11 T -f-' - IQ! 1' x I -Asa 1 I v-4 Wo ki ,'-. ,g , Uwvyf, .f,,3 35 Q f,slX ' Allan Everett Wilkinson Wrage The Junior Class officers for the year were: Presidcnt,Lmrian Bicketg Vice- President Jim Lewis, Secretary, Neva Ackerman: Treasurer, Larry Treppg Student Council, anice Paulsen and Allan Jilkinsong Faculty Sponsors, Miss Staveley and 3 NI' . BOWIHS11 1 The following girls took part in Glee Club and Mixed Chorus: Phyllis McIn- tyre, Helen Mennenga, Marian Bicket, Catherine Robinson, Janice Paulsen, Elinor Linder, and Neva Ackerman. The boys participating in basketball were Jim Lewis, Larry Trepp, Craig Dirks, Dale Larsen, Bill Ragsdalc, and Lee Peterson. The band members consisted of Barbara Schelling, Betty Dinnebier, Lee Pet- erson, and Catherine Robinson. The reporters for The Smar and The nam-Blurr were Elinor Linder, Marian Bicket, Catherine Robinson, Janice Paulsen, and Neva Ackerman. Most of the Juniors participated in F. F. A. and F. H. A. The class sponsored a dart throw contest at the carnival. Their candidate for Homecoming ,ueen was barbara Jchelling. Saturday, hay 6, was the climax of the year's activities for the Junior Class members. The juniors were hosts to the seniors,faculty, and school board memkers at the junior-senior banquet on HTHC luxury Liner.H Jimmy Jhite, his orchestra, and floor show provided the music for the community prom which was held in the high school gym following the banquet. Junior Class Play ---- . L f W 5 4' .. .. ...-.....---.. .X -A ' -4 Standing: Llinor Linder, Seated: Catherine Jobinson, Janice Paulsen, Betty Uinnebier, WACT YOUR AGEU Angelica many? Goetz. .catherine Robinson .Marian Dicket Geraldine KJerryJ Joyce. . . . Elinor Linder . . Dale Larsen . . . Larry Trapp Student Director. Director. . . . . Cora. . 4 Q n a a u u 0 n Archibald Hoffenflugel Jaffles SCH o o Q 0 1 c Helgaoacaoo Sandra stone. . . Western Union Messenger. . . Commander stone . .Betty Dinnebier . .Ezra D. Grace YT Dale Larsen, larry Trepp, Lverett Jrage, Neva Ackerman. Marian Bicket. . . Neva Ackerman . .Janice Paulsen . Betty Dinnebier . . Everett Hrage 5U'lJhU'lTlUJ MW W . Q, H f 'alW'N H 9,4-why tdyvffw l ffbfbbvjfwfffo Q 'M H624 ,om H Qu 5 . A ,-.4 x flag J N N41 .ffl f F? SOPHOMORE 4 . gnome P' ,fav I947 M117 -.., Olllli lS..:' INS: A ,.. Q 9 'X X Q xi -6 iw 4- Av' -r I, '-3: V',o'.. 3, W ' L' Y ' :X ...Q S hir-ley Arlyn Frances Francine Rozella J :mes Barfels Billerbeck Billerbeck Billerbeck Blakely Bouska x rf ' . 'vga 19 .efjrlli , Q if ' jx ffe V am.. ff- J were W-. -- , 3 f 422- ez.. uv R if f liarreri Igerle Beverly Robert Robert Robert Bog-m Ggggrgdi Crowe Dahms Dutton Emmert L n ff ei .,g c ' V: p Y. 5 r .9 l F' 1, ew- y,w. WLL. ' ' 5' Af K M I by , 4 , LA X ?i k V 1 x X it A mf: yi' 'XV W. 'gig 'hw , 7 . 2 gg ' , .Jig ,gr yipilss L Ross Charlotte Franklin Kelvin Robert David Fralzn I-'rier Gauger Guelzzer Haldezi Hiclznan :J f. .av A N, .f:: ,ni B YU A Lf U, '44, in 41 M E ' 'f is-Ni rf' ? 'r N '-.. '- ' 4... e ,Q Junior Bill Donn ' Mary Dorothy Lowell Hildebrand Loronzezu Lorenzen Lynch Malcomsen I-Tarts g ,f ,, , A vs I ' fo K R ,,. are V..-1 W' e G -ff' no mu? N' A A 1 x W l 4 . gl xx I xx .af , I, AA' K tix Tem Tiaymond Iievis Bob Emma Jesu Billie Jorfe Mooty Numa Iehring Ohrt Glin PHCOH 'Dfw' 411 K 'L' ei J x X i Iiarie Virtus i Darlene Darlene Robert Eugene Hagsdale Ramundt Reefearn Schick Stephan stone me ,c 4 ,Qwf ., , E I -bln Q in -wr an-5 4 A ,fi-L7 - +A ' . . W43 - 15.532 if 5 ' ,S . Q-7 , his 5 wi i 4 gen, 'Mfg Q! , 3 l Y Q V fb 5 V , Harold ilargaret Donald Zery Ann Norman Ile Storjohann Strohbehn Tandy Tessau Thede Toben ,f'i5Q7 M., fnE53n , 63 HX,Lb, Nxffig A , F rl',J ,- eggggyifrj all V s715!f':' 5 I ill , 1 ' ' - W .ga ,f, f iw', 1 Y if W Leonard A Lalionne Vovt Watson L3 The sophomore class consisted of forty-four members with Miss Strachan and Mr. Grant as our sponsors. Our class officers were: President,Ross Frahmg Vice- President, Charlotte Frierg Secretary, Frances Billerbeckg Treasurer, Virtus Ramundtg Student Council, Donn Lorenzen and Shirley Barfels. The members of our class participated in many of the extra-curricular actrw ities of the school. Many of the boys were members of the football and basket- ball teamsg several of the girls were first team players in Sirls' basketball. Nearly all the sophomore girls were members of the Pep Club and F. U. A. Most of the boys took part in F.F.A. and its activities. Several class members were reporters for The Ram-Blurr and served as staff members for The Smar. Our Homecoming candidate was Shirley Barfels, who was an attendant to the Queen. 4' T434 mm fra shim , N- N , 111 x3 2 ,f X, lj 4-,,...k. 4, AJ M .1 ixi LTXA XXX' ff ern X 1..,- s N . .. ,- N - ,Q ss X 1 'ITJQA .,--. -., . 'S I 'fs' Vergina Virginia Diane Donald Ackerman Ballard Bonacker Brown 5 'Y'www lg f M1 Joyce Carol Janet Clara Robert Betty Claussen Cramer Dewolf Frei Harris Hickman W'-I -.D 17 :',.. Sl-F di-v if M44 ,1f ?5'A all yvuft Louis Rachael Gary Leon Hulme Johnson Karkosh Koch G P ,. XQc? '! H K - my -. f wi- 1 , wi? Q-fv Q xx -. :N Xi enio -fb -9 4 Q 4, , w...- x, f ' , H J n 43 JA, QQ' V o 'SM Am t '. ! ga.Mie A 'Z' :inf , V Q .4-a Tv kk .,.,r y , V 'Tw f x ' ? '- A . 'Q.: ,V my - - ' X f' yfx 5 Q f ' iff! 4 Bra dley D819 MYYW1 Shirley Merteng Nooty Morrow Murphy J' .A 1-J xii, k ,.,,X.2'f1 :IQ 11 V . xx x ,Q 2 . -- A-'Q JI.. 5 ef. ? ...stef A Ph ll' Marlin Gary I-iarlys -lean geii Ohrtls Peters Rickert Robinson bhoup .,, ' 3 Nd c k,,p' , y Paul Elizabeth Dick hrl?H Smith Storjohann THDC13' Wllllam-'3 The twenty-eight members of our class began their high school career under the sponsorship of Mrs. Emmett and Nr. Frink. The officers were as follows: President. . . . . . . . Carol Cramer Vice-President . . . Gary Karkosh Secretary. . . . . .Betty Hickman Treasurer. . . . . . . . Gary Rickert Student Council. . . .Bradley Mertens Janet Dewolf One of the first social events was a party for the class sponsored by the girls. Games were played in the gym and lunch followed. , Betty Hickman represented our class as the Homecoming gueen attendant. Our project for the school carnival, a spook house, hrourht in twenty-three dollars. The cheerleaders for the freshmen boys' basketball team were Carol Cramer, and Irma Neil. The members of our class took a keen interest in all music activities. Three of the class members served on The Ham Blurr staffs. Most of the girls in the class joined the Pep Club and the the boys joined F. F. A. Phyllis Chrt, and athletic and The Smer F. H. A., and N -' L . . .'.3,.,:,,,, - - gi.-V? V 4?-:A A H ,A 5,355 by yu r . 1 5, ,WI E W Q ' P 2 1 , Llthl 1 4 9 I -wx F? QRA-C , Q5 ' -Q-gl 1 -QL. ., fi? OTBA1-fi ,C l l 'f-I f. VARJITY FOOTBALL Third iiew: Iflr. Ilnzis, .limsxen hnbinet, I-Sgr., Virtue gitxzlpgrnit, Lezsell Zlzprts, Craig Dlrke, Lirry Trepp, Bill Regsdule, Jim Lewis, Jilbur Qufxg Lgr., Jarren Down, Lyr. Jecold Lew: Lie ird qckick, Jon Lewis, Dick bell, Hale Larsen, kenneth dtephans, Donn Loqtngen, Lyle qnith, Clarence Smith. cut gon: John Jipp, Jelly Larsen, Ralph Jchlicht, Charles Brand orst, Joe Kurphy, bill jrei, Hillie Lynch. The Heinttck News sturted the l9L9 season with pre-school workouts. Four lettermen were back from the undefeated team of l9L8: Chuck Brandhorst, Jerry Ehrig, Bill Frei, and Joe Murphy. There were four objectives in thc l9A9 season to be reached. They were as follows: l. Go undefeated. 3. Beat our old rival Grundy Center. 2. Beat Traer. L. Hin the North Iowa Cedar League Conference. The first objective was lost when Tama defeated the Hams in their firstggre The second objective was won. The last two objectives relied on the winning of the Grundy game. .nese were else won WHGH the name defeated the Spartans 13-7. The first eleven men for the l9u9 season were as follows: Chuck Brandhorst, Jerry Lhrig, hill Frei, Donn Lorenzen, willie Lynch, Joe Murphy, Dill Ragsdale, Richard Schick, Ralph Schlicht, Lyle dmith, and Larry Trepp. An all-territory grid team was again picked by the Marshalltown Times Hepb- lican. deinbeck players selected for the first team were Jerr Bhric d y Q, guar and Donn Lorenzen as a utility backgseconu teum,Larry Trepp,end, Joe Murphy, tackle, und Bill Xngsdelc, utility linennngthird teen, bill Hrei, back. Those receiving honorable mention were Sally Larsen, diehard Jchick, Chuck Brandhorst, and Lyle Smith. 'iw' ' if 'A-1' ffo Q Q 'L LQMA , ,JG vias, , Q tio? oo . M O Tama 13 2GiHf0TK 6 N.I.J.L. Jxuboroo O iAcaioyZ heinwofk lu Grooms 0 A Khock 18 Traer O ' 'imkmeulf ILE illiiora 6 -oclt 6 '32'n43r':3 .liz 13 1 19 Qosuy O l,h0o: 6 .chQQ3 6 hiinbeck 13 Grundy Router 7 i f Wvwnmw 5-,i SUPEIUMOHEJ AND Fiililjiiiiblloi FOOTBALL Third lov: Lcpx lock .yinn Lilliams, Bob gLrt Lariin rftwrm bob Maldon Hob . , , , v , 1 5 . , , .1. b k . 7 , 1 , ozepnans, onions .m., ooze, xopgyz .anm:, -rlyn ,1 ,or ec , hr. Grar,. Second xox: Jim Eouska, Don Tgndy, bill Loremzep, Hob Uutuon, Marold JLorfoLann, Franklin Gauger, Merle Conradi, Leonard Vogt, Melvin Guclner. First Row: Paul Qwinn, Louis Lulmo, Raymond Munn, Tov Loot , Jury Rickcrt, nick Tandy, Bob Hprris, Dale booty, Donald Brown. Yiffxs X 37 ,Qf X JQ V' If X ' M-, 211912, 6 fp? xl fav .f If , 4 A X . ,W ' I X,, NX 2. f zQjff ,V ,JD Q ,, ,af - XO ,NXXQ W- ,gm S12 xo MMM Nil 2 , 'A ' . . ', xffwf' ' 'S ' ' ,M -1544, Q ,AS ff, ' ' of , -ind' ffgx ' .'Z?:f'?'QA f M. R3 . X- Z- X -QA' Y Q ' ff ll ff' '55, f 5 -. 7 mf oiv ,L 1 , Nff 1 A ' f , ,bs,, Q 4.U' 5', + fg ,f .1 I , U 1 f .V if f 4 nj OICDV xw!fQ , lqgfxfkpf yi? a+ I .4NvfLA fEw vigfqdz , ,o 60 fm, - A 55 vvx J N A77 F ,f ff 'sf' 'P ij 'lL9Q x !, ff, Z,, '-, X! Q? cixf k gzzzrzb 7 , ,. J , 644'z f K4 4 KW X0 T ,ff?QGnBAMQ-oik BA,l ,ii . A ll VARSITY BASKETBALL ' Second Row: Lyle Smith, Mgr., Lee Petersen, Bill Ragsdale, Craig Dirks, Mr. Maas, Donn Lorenzen, Dale Larsen, Clarence Smith, Mgr., Kenneth Stephane, Mgr. First Row: Charles Brandhorst, Wally Larsen, Larry Trepp, Joe Murphy, Don Lewis, Jerry Ehrig, Bill Frei, Jim Lewis. The lQ49-50 basket!all season started off with n banf at Teachers Hiih with the forth Teva Cedar You we f2L'oroe. The laws were fitted arainst Trner and won 20-13. There were four returning lettermen from last year's team ----- Bill Frei Joe Murphy, Larry Trepp,and Jim Lewis. The other three that saw action in about all names were Chuck Brandhorst, Jerry Bhrig, and Donn Lorenzen. Joe Murphy was elected captain by the members of the team. The season's record was lk names won and 7 lost. The Rams won the Grundy County Championship by defeating Beaman a mere two points. They advanced to the district tournament by defeating Grundy in the sectional.Vinton stopped the Rams in the first fame of the district tournament which was held at Uaterloo.The Rams tied for second place with Grundy in the North Iowa Cedar League Conference. SEASONYS RECORD Reinbeek 32 oelwein 27 Eeinbeck 36 Trier 23 Reinbeck 30 Uysart LC Reinbeck 53 Grundy Center 33 Reinbeck L9 Qraer 27 he nheck 30 Lckley 18 leinbeck 26 Grundy Center 30 Reinheck 39 Elders 32 Reinheck 37 Jldora 3? Reinbeck 52 Gladhrook 27 Qeinbeck 34 Gladhrook 19 leinbeck A2 Teachers Hiyh 40 Teinbeck 23 Teachers L 31 lelnhcck 26 Hinsdale 31 Eeinheck 36 Hinsdale '2, ieinheck 45 Ackley 21 County Tourninent Sectional Tournament Qeinheck Q7 Grunfy Qeumez Q3 ie nbeck 33 Grundy Center 26 Reinbecx 3y Hike Sy District Tournament , . . ,,,, nw ,Q , ,,x , 0 ,W L leinbecx 35 leamdl ,, he Leech M4 vinton 31 Y All N.. N., 1 J, ' fl-4 Holme, Ihrlin Peters, Leon Koch,Paul Guelner Lrlyn Billerbeck, Bill Lor- .'iii3.'5IffT Q11-,LC I H01 If ,fi D.'.fZlIl1TI3,,LL Third Kew: Dick Tandy, Gary lnrkosh, Louis Smith, Bob Harris. Qecond Row: Ir. Grant, Hon ld Drown, Lelvin , 4 enzen, Leonnrd Vogt, Jim Gouskm, Robert Uahms, Hale Looty. First How: Donn Lorenzen, Qrwnklin G ,. johmnn, Doo ihrt. t'N l .L .A muger,Lowell Knrts,Bob Dutton, Harold Stor- 1 nm,. -- W GI LW' g.f1iTi LL Secoxi low: Qr. . nxin , Jurol Jr ner, yjr., Kmrlene Hamann, donna Yojt,Qargaret Jtrohbehn, borothf Qfleomsen, Dxrbura Qeewes, Vnrlene jiller, Jenn Shoup, lsr., Irs. Hnnnini. first low: Qhirley Duffels, luelle klmkely, Frances Uillcrbeck,Francine Hiller- beck, fer' Qcfreery, lox-ll? wlmkely. For the first time in four years Q girls' basketball team was organized in Yeinbeck. Un er the co'c inf of -uporintendent Hnnnins, a fair team was pro- duced. The 'irst six girls were Hrnnces Lillerbeck, Francine Dillerbeck, Luelln Ilfkelf, hozeli' llikelf, Qhirley Fmrfels, and Tera lcUrewry. Irs. Knnning was selected as he chaperone. Student mrnqrers were Carol Cramer and Jenn Shoup. 7er: Ycjreerr wf: elected c'?tfin o? the teim. Getting a late start in the season end lsckinf experience, the sirls were fietiws of s vwril hirL scsrix' tf'ns. The seasonfs record follows: Rein eck 2 Gl' Brook 13 Ieinbeck 39 Glidbrook 33 Heinieck 3 Sonr'i 50 feinbeck El Dinsdale 23 f A ' T' geinbeck 24 Uldora bl Reinbeck 3 jellslwre 32 Jectional Tournament Reinoeck 27 Vontour 29 llcfivifig S ,,.4-i! K l PE Q-C71-elf? Z 35 ' Xi Fourth Row: Darlene Seller, Betty Hickman, Jean Shoup, Helen Mennenga,lla Toben, Mavis Nenring, LaVonne Watson, Dorothy Rslcomsen, Knrgaret Strohbchn, Donna Vogt, Barbara Meewes, Betty Wheeler, nozella Blakely. Third How: Virginia Ballard, Myrna Rorrow,Diene Bonscker,Vergina Ackerman, Irma Neil, Phyllis Chrt, Carol Cramer, nocluel Johnson, Gertrude Aswegen, Neva Ackermsn,Vero hcCreery, Jmirley Jensen,herisn AnlAer,LaVonne Sell, Charlote Frier, Shirley Duffels. Second Row: Shirley lmrpny, Billie Jene Paton, Emma Joan Clin, Joyce Claussen, Catherine iobinson, Knrion Licket, Morlys xobinson, Jun t Dewolf, Darlene Redfesrn, Marie Nnwsdnle, bnrhnre Aehellinn, Janice Paulsen, Beverly Crowe, Ramona Halupnick, Phyllis Mclntyre, Betty Uinnebier. First Row: Mrs. Grant, Frnnces billerbock, Francine Uillerbeck, Marlene Hamann, Darlene Harms, Lois Gibson, Elinor Linder, Clare Lou Frei, Mary Ann Lynch, Kiss Williams. Absent: Luella Blakely. This is the first year Leinbeck hiqn School has had an all girls' organized Pep Club. The club consisted of fifty-four members. Lois Gibson was elected President, Ramona Halupniok as Vice-President, Mar- lene Hamann as Secretary, and the sponsors were Mrs. Grant and Miss Williams. when girls' identical uni- ' forms,which consisted of black hats,orange blouses,black jump- ers, orange anklets and orange and block mittens,were worn to all the games. After the home basketball game with Teachers College H.S. the Pep Club sponsored a dance for the students of the two schools. For the football season the six cheerleaders were Barbara Neewes,Luella Blskely,Lois Gib son, Marlene Hamann, Marlene Willer, and Darlene Harms. The cheerleaders for the basketbdl , , 1 H V, season were Lois Gibeon,Marlms Lois Gibson, Darlene nsrms, morlene Hamann Hamann, and Darlene Harms. NMMA. f1i'.fQI2iAM - BL :unix Third Row: Arlene Schildroth, Janice Paulsen, Neva Ackerman, Shirley Jensen, Marian Mulder, Billie Jene Paton, Darlene Harms, Betty Boll, Lavonne Sell. Second How: Rachael Johnson, Jean Shoup, Mavis Nehring, Elinor Linder, 'Marlys Wood, Gertrude Aswegen, Donna Vogt, Marlene Hiller, Rozella Blakely, Miss btaveley. Seated: Lois Gibson, Betty Wheeler, Vera McCreery, Marlene Hamann, Barbara Meewes. Absent: Luella Blakely. Editor-in-chief. . . . Vera McCreery Assistant Editor . . Marlene Hamann Exchange Editors . . . Betty Wheeler Barbara Meewes Lois Gibson WHT Reporter . . . . Rozella Blakely KXEL Reporter. . . . . . . . . . . Marlene Hamann Each week the people of the Reinbeck community were informed of the activi- ties in the school by reading The Ram-Blurr. The news was printed each week in the Reinbeck Courier. The gossip column, which was read first by most of the students, was called WThe Mop.N All members of the staff served as news reporters and the different news assignments were rotated among them.Different junior high students collected the grade news each week. fl Miss Staveley was the faculty adviser for the staff. . i QB, XX im: stag '71 xv 4' , A iff. ff f 0 FY ' Q VN., 3 jjo CA L MUSE Girls' Gylee Club 1 4 x. Iv . ' L ' ' ' 4- , y f A- , . wc r 6 , K kr . I z K, x 1' ,Q 3' 4- 1' if r ' , - .,VV ,,l Fourth Row: Myrna Morrow, Diane Bonacker, Marlene Hamann, Betty Wheeler, Betty Hickman, Mavis Nehring, Lavonne Watson, Ila Toben, Marian Mulder, Helen Mennenga, Rozella Blakely. Third Row: Elizabeth Storjohann, Charlotte Frier,Carol Cramer, Rachael Johnson, Irma Neil, Margaret Strohbehn, Barbara Meewes, Phyllis Ohrt, Darlene Red- fearn, Neva Ackerman, Janice Paulsen. Second Row: Mrs. Brauch, Catherine Robinson, Shirley Barfels, Joyce Claussen, Marian Bicket, LaVonne Sell, Billie Jene Paton, Lois Gibson, Marlys Robin- son, Janet Deholf, Phyllis Mclntyre, Shirley Murphy. First Row: Dorothy Malcomsen, Gertrude Aswegen, Elinor Linder, Frances Biller- beck, Francine Billerbeck, Clara Lou Frei, Jean Shoup, Vergina Ackerman. Absent: Luella Blakely. Girls' Trio Mixed Quartet Charlotte Frier, Myrna Morrow, Bar- Ross Frahm, Charlotte Frier, Myrna bara Meewes. Morrow, Giles Card. Mixed Chorus linux Fourth Row: Virtus Hamundt, Ross Frahm, Giles Card,Eugene Stone, Ralph Schlicht, Don Lewis, Bill Frei, Charles Brandhorst, Robert Dahms, Bob Ohrt, Bradley Mertens. Third Row: Dale Mooty, Dick Tandy, Rachael Johnson, Irma Neil, Marlene Hamann, Marian Mulder, Helen Mennenga, Rozella Blakely,Barbara Meewes, Phyllis Ohrg Gary Karkosh, Raymond Mumm. Second Row: Mrs. Brauch, Catherine Robinson, Joyce Claussen, Marian Bicket,Carol Cramer, Charlotte Frier, Neva Ackerman, Lois Gibson, Janice Paulsen, Marlys Robinson, Janet Dewolf, Phyllis Mclntyre, Shirley Murphy. First Row: Diane Bonacker,Myrna Morrow,Elinor Linder,Clara Lou Frei,Jean Shoup, Vergina Ackerman, Betty Wheeler, Betty Hickman. Absent: Luella Blakely, Merle Conradi. f Madri ol Standing: Ross Frahmggill Frei,Ralph Schlicht, Giles Card. Seated: ' Charlotte Frier, Myrna Mor- row, Barbara Meewes. Absent: Luella Blakely. O ,, V . rls Sextet fizefei' A , I V .. , N A N' . ' 0 6 H lf . , ' :,- 5 E P 2 A .N,. M ,, gk ig. s H ' ' Hs' ,P avr? lPhyllis Ohrt, Betty Hickman, Marlys Robinson, Marian Bicket, Carol Cra- mer, Margaret Strohbehn. Boys' Qu ortet- Frahm,Bill Frei,Ralph Schlicht, Giles Card. fT1'iQ,S'1'l2U MEIRTIAL' or ff MUSIC or Tromboncsz Jhirl fy Lmrfels Jonna Heier Marjorie Qartens Donald QuL6y French Lorne: Ckgrloczu jrior Jpngld otc,LonS Laritorosc Diane :i17l'I.Q Dick 5GIUi V' -,N AE. QJOULA. 1431 Qorrmw jxnuj ..,mH?SZ CIS ,,:Xfzl'C? rl1.:1z'lvz1f: llwopcr nwchmel Johnson SMF? Lirhosh BANDZREBERS Cornets: Robert Mmmcrt Clara Lou Frei Voo 'ito lyrimyoz ,J fE?+T?ieraou gobort oLQpLanS betty fimnooior Leary Kickmin Lxriaru Qchciliur LQoLy qhcolor 'N Qzrzuz. 1 bhyllim ,hrt Cymbals: hmaihil 1-'lute : Clarinots: Frances Lillorbcck Francine Lillerbeck Carol Gramer Dorothy hulconson Carmo Paterson iarlin ietors Larlone kedfoorn Patricia nohildroth Joop onoup Rink Ann Joiss Bell Lyra: Nnrlys Robinson Absent: luollu Blakely Xozolla Blakely Director: Quvim leLrinQ iurgoroo otrohoehn Ur. Bowman igfogna Matson Twirlrrwz Bass Agra: Mariano Hamann xoss ,ruin gmrLxr: Daewoo The marching bond pcrforpod xt four home football games and three out-of- town Limo . T30 band also MQQC soma oyeciul formations at tix Horth iowa Qedor LGUQUQ fhmluwll J uuorro whicg woo ,old at Llroru. The band led tho Labor Day pirwyo Mjog4 'LQ xsv,rpW unQ r Qfo rally parades. TLis yoar Lx: gi its were Qorck :ed for the entire band. Bury of the formi- tioxo Noor p,,Q io Lg- ,.rP, ui pQf Lwiriors porforrod wiLh their lijhtod Lgtonm QLQ Lugo officers for this your worm: Lresidono, iumllm Llakalyg?ice-?reSi- dont, Lgrivwg Xqmonng Qoormtqry, lilnm Qord, 1 I The 'fn ' , 'f H. rift' ll 'mis tx ' 1 I ce gmritt ZH' rt ,L 1 more exf f ,ft?LW to of SQL gif. . w, 5 fUTYif N music for i X .P in ,Q Mod Qfe ,L J v'q'le n0r,' 'f lxa Q Q'r,' ' ,he 'MGS ' N . Aft 25+ twirlnfe gerjermo thorn d'xfe Axineei 0 f A liar, it ' Ml fem fer gl fle iff i'Rd Were wer H 'A' .i,r, .ees H , .'rH ,ck-l1iK', , or orron J 'f'r4, Q el 4.1 ' f'7izlQg,n, ,' 1W1CS.., 3An:.l,eicfi. Qeatedg Qgyii Iiokmgn, Bob Kite, Rec fel fohneox, Ir. fovmnn, Giles Card. 3tanding:Berbere Reeves, Janice Teulsen. Absent: luella Blakely, John Jipp. lor. f'a:z- J ' Q WOW , Niles Another division was added to the bend department this yegr-the swing bane. 'The Swingstersn blue with silver t Keewes, made up were e group of six inetrumentnliets who were uniforms of r .L . , : , , uf, . .-......-A Q X.. J ,M U .J ., vp ojll rim mhe vocaliete Luellf BlQkelv,Jonice Peuleen ann Sarbnrz tne swlng trio. The girls wore identical white form ls. UThe SwingstersN made their first public appearance at the Homecominv lance. This group pl eH For ozner nifh Sciool dances durinw the year. Ffrbtrz .ceweS, ffrlene I Qian, jezell' 41'KV7f, Quflf' f lily. The twirlers who performed with the bend this fear were Qerbnre Keewes,Lar- lene Hamann, Rozello Blakely, and Luelln Blakely. At the beginning of the year they received new suite of orange eatin with black trimring. The mmtchinj shakes were ostrich plumes and gale eagle emblems. Last fwll the four rirls entered the State Beton Twirling Contest at Usage with 5 twirlink ensemble which won Q first retinf. lucllc, Rozolla, :nd Barbara entered with solos une all received ?iret Thilhfi. Qince the5 wen first rrfingg at this contest, they entered the In m7ionship Sonteot Helo it Yerry, love, Set- urday, Key t. The mmjorettes Forformed with the mnrchinr band durine the footb ll season. Between halves of basketball games, the girls worked in pairs and also performed solos for extra entertainment at the genes. Cornet Trio Flute Trio ' 9 if ' 5 .. ' Y f 'f ri rw' K K L. l 4. A - X' X W r 5- 'T' r A ,A . Bob Hite, David Hickman, Carol Cramer Catherine Robinson, Dmry L Deholf, bmrgaret Strohbehn Clarinet Brass Sextel' Quartet Ruth Ann Weiss, Darlene Red- Bob Hite, David Hickman, Ross Frahm, fearn, Dorothy Malcomsen , Myrna Morrow, Charlotte Frier, Mar- Jean Shoup jorie Marten Saxophone Quartet Clarinet Trio T M X xi -, F' 1 , fu , . A- V fri 3, .f',gl4r'if'f Lavonne Watson, Giles Card, Mavis Jean Shoup, Ruth Ann 'e1ss, Nehring, Gary Karkosh Darlene Redfearn I ,xgig I A A MIEMEQ It-3' 'tra' VA i , i Ik u A . H? ' as 0:2 1 is David Hickman, Bob Hite, Myrna ' Morrow, Donna Beier ,viii , Third Row: Ross Frahm Siemon Babinet, Bob Ohrt, Everett Wrage, Merle Conradg Larry Trepp, 'Marlin Peters, Harold Storjohann, Robert Bmmert, Leon Koch, Bill Lorenzen, Allan Uilkinson. ' L ' ' Second Row: Raymond Mumm, Gary Rickert,Gary Karkosh,Arlen Hilliams, Jean Lebrat, Virtus Hamundt, Robert Dahms, Barren Bown, Arlyn Billerbeck, Lee Petersen, Tom Mooty, Melvin Guelner. ' ' ' ' First Row: Chuck Brandhorst,Jerry Ehrig,Bill Frei,Donn Lorenzen,Richard Schick, Joe Murphy, Ralph Schlicht, Robert Down, Mr. Frink. The following officers were elected at the beginning of the year:President, Bill Freig Vice-President, Joe Murphyg Secretary, Ralph Schlichtg TreasurergDonn Lorenzeng and Reporter, Jerry Ehrig. Mr. Frink is the faculty adviser. The Reinbeck F. F. A. Chapter has a membership of thirty-three members. ln the Labor Day Parade they entered a float with a drop rotation theme. This float won third prize in its division. A tractor rodeo was held on the school grounds Labor Day. The National F. F. A. Convention was held in Kansas City in October. Joe Murphy, Chuck Brnndhorst, Bill Frei, and Richard Schick represented our group at the meeting. Dk. and Hrs. Frink chaperoned them for the three-day trip. For the first time this year the boys sponsored a poultry and grain show open to the public. 'About seventy-three entries were entered in the following divisions: soybeans, oats, corn,eggs, and chickens. Pioneer Hi-Bred awarded medals to the corn winners while ribbons were given in the other divisions. At the all high-school carnival the F. F. A. sponsored a duck throwing concession. The district F. F. A. Contest was held at Dunkerton last spring.The Reinbak Chapter had a number of entries there, along with the secretary and treasurer books. Joe Murphy and Dale Larsen attended the State F.F.A.Convention as delegates f LUX X if X -XX tidy 1 . ' Q ii s 1 X ' l X J ' .iv eg l, fi ' ., Y? V-, 'W' V. : . 7 'v H Y 'Q Y lj I V A - 'Hx L M . 1 ' W ' ' :w'N .1-al 7 T . H.J r ' ' 1 , Ip- , 1 , V, at if H . 5 I ' h' is 9 K 4 I 6 f ' , L' - E , ' as 5 ' , Ll 1' vim! . 3 ' ,LL 2 flee - is, -A gh 4 A if , I 1 A ,rf - f 1 if fd- ii M Fourth Row: Jean Shoup, Betty Hickman, Clara Lou Frei, Mary Ann Tessau,Francis Billerbeck, Francine Billerbeck, Gertrude Aswegen, Mary Ann Lynch, Dorothy Malcomsen, Margaret Strohbehn, lla Toben, Helen Mennenga. Trird How: 'Carol Cramer, Darlene Hedfearn, Mavis Nehring, Lavonne Watson, Lois Gibson, Rachael Johnson,Marlene Hiller, Betty Wheeler, Barbara Meewes, Ver- gina Ackerman, Irma Neil, Phyllis Ohrt, Elizabeth Storjohann, Virginia Bal- lard, Rozella Blakely. Second Row: Joyce Claussen,Janet Deholf, Barbara Schelling,Narie Ragsdale, Diane Bonacker, Billie Jene Paton, Shirley Barfels,Marian Bicket, Janice Paulsen, Lavonne Sell,Beverly Crowe,Betty Dinnebier,Marlys Robinson, Shirley Nurphy. First Row: Charlotte Frier, Catherine Robinson, Vera NcCreery, Darlene Harms, Arlene Schildroth, Marlene Hamann, Donna Vogt, Marian Mulder, Mrs. Emmett. Absent: Luella Blakely. The Reinbeck Chapter of the F. H. A. re-organized in September, l9h9.Fifty- one members were enrolled for the year. The chapter had a very interesting pro- gram of work. Here are a few of the highlights: September - Labor Day float, won first prize. October - Worked in food booth at the carnival. Invited mothers to style show and tea. December - F. H. A. week. Gave an assembly program for the high school. February - Heart sister's week--lots of fun. May - Picnic. For projects to make money, the girls sold pencils, holly, and sponsored a Saturday night youth center. The officers elected to have charge of the year's work were: President,Ar+ lene Schildrothg Vice-President,Marlene Hamann, 8ecretary,Donna Vogt, Treasurer, Darlene Harms, Parlimentarian,Marian Mulder, Heporter, Vera HcCreeryg Historian, Catherine Robinson, Song Leader, Charlotte Frierg Faculty Advisers, Mrs. Hmmett and Miss McCulloch. ZONE AST PLAYX A',,4:if l fggggaassg, HVALIANTW Dan, a jailer. . Harold Storjohann James Dike . . . . .Virtus Hamundt Father Daly. . . . .Robert Stephan If harden Holt. . . . .Merle Conradi An attendant . . . . . . Ross Frahm Josephine Paris. . .Rozella Blakely WSFAdKIN'W Granny Painsberry. . Catherine Robinson Lessie Hanna. . Shirley Barfels Susan Hanna. . . . . . . Shirley Jensen Urry Sparks . . . . Jenn ipp UTOBACCY ROAD-WITH DETOURSW Sonny Boy. . Everett Wrage Tinnessee. .Marlene Miller A Girl . . . .Myrna Morrow Ma . . .... Marlys Wood Willie Joe. . Lee Petersen Americy . . . . Betty Boll Pa. . . . .Allan Wilkinson 'ii' c: 0 env arises HOME Q fir 'Q' A new system for se- Y-sx:::::2:::2: lncting Homecoming Queen was used tnis year. The following girls reqreuen- ted tneir clnsues:Durlone H rms, -exiursg Barbara gc:e11inf,Junlorsg3nirley Barfels,JognpxorcP: Betty ,. licnnun, preonnon. .ic- tures of the above jirls were posted downtown. The votiny was open to the rublic based upon the axcunt of purennses ut various stores. Tlis intav ercused mucn puhlic est in the Homecoming ac- Livities. On Thursday night, A Tlov-:uber lO,a torch lifht firlone JAFWS ,gr4?O, led by Lge band, JFlCy ,dF.7lS of,'lci::l'y ElC!lt3Ii the l9l,9 Homecomin3 activities. Following LLQ band were Lim? floats on x-.'3:icn the football players and the queen cxwdidmtes rode. Uenimd the floats the szudenz joined in a snake dence, -nd n cur cnrnvan , 1' ' qeveral yells .ollowed. were fiven downtown, then Lhe pLr,de wound its way to tno athletic field for Lnz lain event. The gl- gn tic bonfire was lit and the Grundy Spartan was burnt, pep talks were 'iven, yells were led by ann six cheerleaders xnd 1 QV1 - A community sinj wus nnrt Y Hlcimei ALL'hf 'Y of 3.2 prnyram.Tne queens Attendant ways wrvuenteu before the closing and tne band plqf ed the UAlma Muter.U icrniur e LfV game everyone attended an Armirnicc nay pregrum in the ,x ,ur..gg in il nftwrnuou ull went to Llc exciting gene. Inn wewtner turn d of' Lo 17 cold, l up and drwury. A record crowd of 1200 from Erundy und hein- bggf :iv L is gvomtfu- 'ume. The final Score vias 13 to 7, Helnbcca's vlctiry, 1.i ', :vfu 'cf nigin tne winner of the cowbell for anatner year. 'nljioul ,n. Conan ll game, tue Homemakiruj,1i:ls served u banquet to the ng y -1 . inches 7 'x irundy and kcinleck. Joe lurpny, co-cdpipin mf the tri , W Jfi Lnwgznn ber it tue banquet. is 'ii .v 1i,nt, govwnbwr ll, the neinbcck firemen put on a Uuorn gHnw,H ual ' imi,nux 1xl+nL for u jam-packed auditorium. Hnlf of the prcccexs yggp gf ig wel to nelw boost our unified budget. Huznrdz 'E nt the bin Homecoming dance wus held in tn: Liin soho-l 'ym and tio su ic fi .s,s l'nL 'A,, ii by WThe Jw' f s.N A make-believe cciline nf ornnre uw riff? '.re.f 3 t Lge uname For the decorations. This wus Q semi-forpdl ozvpgl :fn y of the alumni buck for the largest Homecominf over Leld in ejx QQT. .1 A.141ni:qi,n the neinbeck faculty presented d Floor sewn Tull of inn Ms. ine quwel, Q,:l ne nnrms, representing Lne senior clues, was crowned Tins .omcc'ulnf of LTL? Ly Jerry gnrig, co-captain. The queen donned the royal robe ggi crowa to preside over the final activities of tne tnree-dey affair. Q-Q ,Lge dukii warn ,urburu dcnclling, onirley Jurfuls, und Betty HicLmun, ,JJ-Qi W, .,., erfonc -freed punt it vip tie best nomecoming H.H.S. has ever had. J- P -'we Hu ebay Hubba! . wow! 4 W .KI 1 4 4 ,. 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V AV M W. X . EIGHTH GRADE V7 ,f-an I -.4 W-Y -r .7 .A s ' y H ' ' M Y . t ,, .,, K Ai: 9?! ' 1' Q ' Fifth Row: James Anderson, Doris Arnold, Lois Arnold, Adolph Babinat, Kenneth Beck, Donna Beier, Stanley Boehm, Jimmy Bowen. Fourth Pow: Mary Ann Bown, Leonard Brumbaugh, Virgil Crowe, Bill Dewolf, Carl Ellison, Ella Rose Fink, Mary Fredrickson, James Halupnick, Third Row: Freida Harms, Craig Heithoff, Randolyn Hoeg, Sharlene Hooper, Ramola Humphrey, Gayle Lorenz, Loren Lorenzen, Marjorie Martens. Second Row: Marilyn Mask, Dixie Morrison, Ruby Olin, Mike Owen, Betty Petersag Carma Peterson, Maurell Ralston, Bob Hickert. First Row: Le Ann Roberts, Mary Roberts, Patricia Schildroth, Francis Schlicht, Ronald Shelton, Darlene Shipley, Marlin Siefken, Lois Smith. ,1- f -X, sf . , . ' ' -vb ' Iv .va a,r 'W 'Y-l '5 13 f , N, f Xawvv .- ' E N5 E 422 -- TZ7 A -mf ,Q -Eg .3 wk f N fe , 'D-I X V713 .QA -. , if xi g red A jx' 3 A 9Elvvm YK ,g Wgbmee o tv.. 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First Row: Beverly Staker, Diane Staker, Merle Uhlenhopp, Larry Willer,Ruth Ann 'Jitt , Absent: Mary Barrer, Roger Rohweder. i SIXTH GRADE f f W if N ' ' .. . k '54 .1-'79 'nf 0' nmol' 'r fa t r :gif , Q1-'f ' 3 y '-D Q Qi -Jr, e 4-if I l , ,fi mm 'l,f'l K . M oe in ' Zfwt M X ' J' ..' 4' f ' E' ff25o::'i:f. 19- to N4+3 55- , L, of I gg , I if H' jg ,Fu if,QC .Z 9 3lw TE fz Q, 1, Z'-3' 4 ' '5- J Q-3 tl x - . I , '17 -17 1, , ' . X 1 s ggi:-'IQMQP ' '02s 4 ' I ,, - W a ' 2 4 0: I ' J-A A. ld: .6 3, b- me N.. if, 1 S-J Y 513 FPLN V ,Q V 3 f Q 1!ki g?Qf ,..u ,fish I if . in Q S 0 pa- v,'xi' I Q1 ' l 'QQ 'ff vf' K' , si I fn' U9 5 of,.f- ' S .CI Q g .A ., . :SL ff f'f,x 'tr 'M' -, ' ' f ' ft 'Q X X I , 34' , 5 X ' Fifth How: Marlene Ackerrun, Robert Anderson, Ronnie Bern, Jeanne Brown, Bobby Cramer, Betsy Delolf, Carol Ann Eick. Fourth Row: Carol Font, Joe Fockel,Eddie Hell, Nancy Hoppie,G1evo Hulme, Clayton Kurkosn, Shirley Lorenz. Third Row: Sandra Lorenzen,Billy Maek,Gary Numm,Nancy Nissen, Janice Owen, Dick Petersen, Larry Petersen. Second Row: Sharon Ritchey, Paul Roberts, Dorothy Runs, Delores Scnildrotn, Vern Schildroth, Paul Scnreck, Marcia Qhipley. First How: John Shoup, Deon Snow, Gary Vogt, Judith poise, Steve beige, Maxine Hilliams. Absent: James Pieters. :P 6 an mmm 2905 -Q' . Junior High Football oocogl How: II. .lockl rx, Willy Town, gdolpg Qmbinctj Larry Iillor, Leonard Lruglgu L, Jocg jo L, gayue oggt, Qomalo Qaolbox, Jon otopann, uarrell Jar- iv o..x l, .j ,O'.'.'f.,l -3:'xl. IJYLL' G 'A'- 'irzt 1.,.l: o,.. 4,943.1 ' 111:11 .,..1-oo.., il. Jrozro, ..1.:Q pzrozz, ..411H1n olei- kinz Iollgx iL1ino , Loren .orvnzan, Jia log Loe4m, .FGLCIS ochilcnt, llazu 4. L , ' QL onus. JMMgoX'f Mmdtgo .einLock Cl Gym dy oer O leinkocg 35 Grundy Jenter O Uoinbcsl Q1 Tr or O goixhecg ? nckley 19 Junior ' fi H ugh Basketball 4 Q A .lecond ..:v::: ..r' ,.x A1 'g '. as wa l'.L1'SL ..o' G ueinLock Heinbeck Reiubeck Heinbeck heinbeck Reinfeck Reinleck .J- 55 31 52 18 17 1+ 'J , L ,L0C.i.1, ft, ,, ilzc drum f: j ' like ff 081,11 1... Gladbr Hudson K' A vf .lloome ...1 -. '.Lx,, l,C,PYEiJUf, , . Ol cuz en , Karl lauroll Lmlstou, Like Quan, Virgil Crowo,XennoLh Beck, SBASONYS RECORD 10 Weinbeck 16 Grundy Center 25 ter li neiubeck DL Glcdbrook 12 19 Yeinbeck 20 Toledo 12 Q Telvbeck 15 Hudson 10 li Invitational Tournament 13 :einbeck 22 Dinsdale 15 lace 27 Reinbeck 25 Geneseo 30 Junior High Dromo Club Fifth Row: Jimmy Bowen, Paul Weiss, Carl nllison, nel , Loren Lorenzen, James Halupnick, Merlin Siefken, Mike Owen, Virgil Crowe, Mnurell Ralston, Nayne'Fogt, Roy Dufel. Fourth Row: Francis Schlioht, Ronald Shelton,Jtenley Boehm, Larry Liller,lhrilyn punk, Hevwrly Fuller, Mary Ann Down, Mary Roberts, Lois Jmith, Hose Ella Fink Jermd Peterson, Diane 3toker,hnrgoret Lohse,Arlene Sindt, Hary Darrer, , ' 1 t 1 s - VI Esther Hzmrrrxs, 1-my 'los on, Donald otepnriztr, Darrell Jarpelanrd, Jack vofit. Third How: Jnmes Anderson, Hiczord hood, Beverly Staker, CHdFl6U9 humm, Dixie Morrison, Betty Bieber, Doris Arnold, Ruth Ann Weiss, Handolyn Hoeg, Ruby Olin, Lois Arnold, Snerlene Hooper, Le Ann Roberts, Irma Hamilton, Eloise Hoeg, Alice Hoppe, Geraldine Paton, Rachael Schildroth, Janet Mennenga,Karl Tandy, Charles Thesing. Second Row: Kiss Schuknecht, Freidn Harms, Marjorie Martens, Darlene Shipley Ramola Humphrey, Donna Beior, Marie 5iefken,Patricia Schildroth, Mary Fred- rickson, Ruth Ann Mitt, Betty Peterson,Viola Mae Cramer,Jacqueline Robinson First Row: Adolph Habinet, Donald Dchelling, Gayle Lorenz, Robert Dufel, Gary Poland, Leonard Brumbnugh, Hoy Tessau, Kenneth Heck, Roger Hohwedor, Billy Bowen, Crain Heithoff. Junior High Pep Club Fourth How: Mary Roberts, Betty Peterson, Freida Harms, Carma Peterson, Darlene Shipley, Ramola Humphrey, Hose Ella Fink, Diane 3taker,Huth Ann hitt,Hsther Harms, Mary Barrer. Third Row: Charlene Numm, Eloise Hoeg, Beverly Fuller Margaret Lohse, Mary Ann Eown, Karilyn Mask, Lo Ann Hoberts, Lois Smith, irme Hamilton, Jacqueline Robinson, Viola Moe Cromer, Alice Hoppe, Judith heiss. Second Row: Sharlene Hooper, Shirley Lorenz, Nancy Hoppe, Janice Owen, Delores Schildroth, Betsy Deholf, Nancy Nissen, Marcia Jnipley, Gleve Hulme,Beverly Stoker, Bette Bieber, Handolyn Hoeg, Dixie Morrison, Doris Arnold. First Row: Miss Sohuknecht, Marie diefken, Donna Heier, Janet Monnenga, Lois Arnold,Gerdldine Paton, Jeanne Drown, Pairicia Schildroth,Mary Fredrickson, Marjorie Martens. F FTH GRADE 5-. ,, Aw , t bi :ax 'J-:. . 2'-em 'S e 'Q '4- --.y Ll X-,TQ l gg, 4-Z-f kif.. ,5 4 ,. f ' 2 sf, ffl ' P A I a--a.j.'Q'-YJ' ' I ! f lu' yr 5, Ve' -41: ,, -v-' 30195, '. Q X -3 Q9 -L I Qi 4'g ale' 4 .Ig 7 V , ' KX x 'K ,S , r V, ,f, f1: ,.,..1:. ' f HH ,eee l l f V X6 .--K ,Q V Q. 1 A X49 1 ,QQ Y ,ab 4. A 'A -4 W Nz, ' fa of t one 1' W . Y' y x' I ' . Q ' . .. Y W. X 1' f' fn 95... dA. 4 0. .. 1' xfigifs .5 if Q .. , A my 'gg 41 lf- wk h :Q :Lf e 3, ,az I k V1 . f, ff 31f,. L . ,I r , If N Q 5 ?a.. Lffaa. r' X: J f X Hamm: ... 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FOURTH GRADE .. 1 -Q, L' W , J . ig, , , 'Ag -' 4 F. 'L hav V ' f Q, Hi ' 'L 'er ,V lv , Q 3 7 -A-:fr Q :-I Mx-.1 c 'f-1 .rl 1 , QS 5 X , A , A A .A 1 . J If 4.3 wif ' 1' e A -J 92' A Q ff- ' ' ' W5 v Q55 gcc fog' 'Q' of-ff' J ' e ' J ' H- + , 1 'X 4 . 'i 6, '- vm, ,Y 1: N .Su g' 7 Q 1-i if-Ia xi . , Q. ,ff 5'-5 44X Jinx? 1 pm 4: 'ss A W ,ff . ' 3' '-7'1f'A! 7 'iw J' ,W r 40 rw Ain ,ln-kt i - X -Q v -:L K .15 'vw ' J h 1 to M . -...L A ,xl ,gy 0 ,V A ,RQ . -Q 1? iw' JJ Aff L -1? - '-ev' , ' J gwi3,,.., ' QJQQQEQJ YIY ,Y Q, 7- , A ,, 1 J 5s y Eqq I- '13, ' -r ,J 'fi' 1 J 0. J J I rg, 21 v e Q V , 'ra ,f 'Lk A 'A 'N I .' J ' 4 J :fcev4.si, Sixth Row: Peggy Backens, Charlyne Barfels, Wayne Barfels, Evelyn Beenken, Everett Beenken, Suzanne Bieber, Richard Eouska, Jerry Bown. Fifth Row: Kathryn Claussen, Sharon Claussen, Claudia Crowe, Karen Didio, Mary Jo Dinnebier, Dennis Dirks, Gesche Engel, Lloyd Mick. Fourth Row: Fairie Ann Fink, Richard Fogt, Gale Folkerts, Judy Folkerts, Joleen Frier, Harlys Hansen, Kenneth Harms, Roger Harrison. Third Row: Joe Heithoff, Leon Hoag, Merle Jens, Ruby Jensen, Melvin Knaack, Luane Keggers, Nancy kertens, Bobby Morrow. Second Row: Janice Nash,Sharon Nath, Carol Ohrt, Janice Peterson, Sue Rasmussen, Donald Roberts, Michael Roberts, Danny Robertson. First How: Judy Robinson, Larry Saak,Hobert Schubert, Gary Smith, Dean Thacker, Gloria Thesing, Janice Wrage. THIRD GRADE 1 T 5 1. J ' 3 ,1 ' ' f5',.'c - L F5 'T' 45? , J 'ir N'f' Ek- Jilin Efi' R t' Xin? , 1. V r , ' ' ' f 2:-' pf Uni: + Q 73 vi Q -3 , , ' '- 4. 4 A5 'Q .A Y QL A ' lr, 5, ,fr , if ' A i'-1 -f ' ergiwfs' X- A ff? 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Third Row: Larry Loni, Paul Hack, Jerry Kennenge, Harold Killer, Sharon Killer, Pauletie Kitchell, Jerry Lmrphy, Judy Lurphy. Second How: Mary Hush, Bill Nissen, Jared Oren, Gene Petersen, Julie Plaehn, Steven Price, Beverly Schmidt, Jack Simonson, Janice Jindt. First Row: James Jmoldt, Jerry Scnkens, Cynthia Jtaker,Donna Lee Jtukcr,Michael Stuker, David Stevens, Donald Uhlonhopp, Ronald Meiss. 4,,, Y SECOND GRADE . Th X ,- ' A. 1, - u . - ' ' si: ' ' I' Rank LQ. ' - '? xk 7 wwf .QS ' Kocr , 1 lr, gk l eq X H , L , I , ,f , 1 A pg ,, , ,,--,J , ' H -'Nf J u. I f ' 5,5 A Q ' X - V fkgr fg, A V - L 3. 1- . ' 'Ai- 4 gp A .J ' ,J 17 ' A Q' I s X627 , of e ', r A C 'Q A :ep v I, -Ib Q ,Q .w- Qi, , +V . 'f -I 17 'E h 1 x ,Jlfvxbt I '5 n xfiavv V X 'f' ah ,' ' l . ' A I p r ' J de' A 4s!du'W - Q me N' L Q' ' WU? YK- Y .5 K , r- .' A ' , ' ' ,fW.B . rf nk '-T Y :hx '.-v ' .A ,.. 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Second How: Vickie Peterson, Hichole lasmns:en,Kaye 3cnc1linj,Georic Jcnildroth, Nark Schildroth, Philip Jcnildrotn, Aickic Jcnlicnsiok, John Schreck, Velmw Scobee. First Row: Donald Hicfkin, Mean Smith, June Unlcnnonp, Larry Vest, Janice Vogt, David Qheeler, Jane Wilkinson, J mes Uyatt. FIRST GRADE p .4 g '. I as ' -r 4 y ig ,K LS -J- f sa- 4 ' if Y? as 'Y vi-,Q it Q I B W ., X m I. fl . It X Q df' Y, . ' ' 5. 3: r P. 13,5 G 1 'K 'r-HN Q -o , ' .5 v ' 'W' 5 .l avr '1' . 'QJ ll 4 ' wF' j of .2 .QNQS u 1-A' - M ' Q I W W 3 in ,,. - 6 , ., -a : , l-.ff . 5 lv:-nf . 'i ,Q , t 7' , - , w sawn y Q .Q ws X Q ' f ' b L . , .C -'L . J h ' Q ' . L, ., ' 'Raw 41 13 . Q. ,-4' A 'Nh'- mv 1Q:Q c-Qg, 9 .. . Ai' xl,h' :Y i 74 fl if 5 ,. . I wi' sf - L -v 1. .gg ri . it ,eip cry . V X A Q . , a 1, I A , Q,. i 5 Sixth Row: Joyce Albee, Harry Ayer, Connie Lou Backens, Darrell Barfels, Howard Barfels Kenneth Barfels Jane Blackford James Bolin. Fifth Row: Billy Brown, James Burdick, Joyce Creswell, Carol Dempster, Victor Devick, Nancy Hick, James Folkerts, Sharon Hanson. Fourth How: James Hatch, Charles Hoeg, Edward Hoepner, Judy Jans, Donald Kelly, Donald Koch, Rebecca Mettlin, Barbara Miller. Third How: Roderick Mitchell, John Nash, Dennis Petersen, John Peterson, Karol Petersen, Walter Peterson, Jerry Rickert, Philip Roberts. Second Row: Raleigh Robertson, Larry Robinson,June Schanbeck,Karla 3chmidt,Joyce Shipley Doris Sindt Sheila Slessor Sharon Kay Staker. First Row: ieggy 'reisingemnenise Thackehaay Dean Willer,Wi1liam wnif,e,Laverne Woock. Absent: Martha Martens, Karen Schuck. KINDERGARTEN J J , ,esp . . H Q X, J. QT 1 ,Ra 5 W 'L 'K 'M A ,, J H' -PQ H gg ' , , 4 e - K! X ,QL ,, 'b ,., x, JJ ,af 4 is X ffff'f2'f , AF' X 1 - lg 4 an vxuhqn V- Sq A -, 4: li ' ill . 31, Ei .J -llill 1,.jAA8 IMF e Y J if fm' 7 ' ' fwfr . H J' Op V xg? 3 J' OS ' J v 44 L L , 4 A A M- . My N -'Q I :, Q . f . 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First Row: Kendall Halter, Roger Woock, Janet Wyatt. fl 1,1- 4 E ffm- -1 l fi ii? gf 1 1. . E ,? 1.1, -3:41-1' - ' r
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